There are several types of fruit trees, so there are several types of fruit tree bonsais.

Fruit bonsais generally include: golden marbles, crabapples, pyracantha, rich seeds, pomegranates, mulberries, purple Pearls, Tangli, wolfberry, bergamot, old duck persimmon, iron holly, and common apple and citrus bonsais, etc. What do you like?

The classification of bonsai is:

The five major schools are: the five major schools: Lingnan School, Sichuan School, Yang School, Su School, and Shanghai School; other schools: Hui School, Zhejiang School, Fujian School, Gui School, Beijing School, Hong Kong School, Taiwan School, Lu Xin School.

The two major categories are: tree bonsai and landscape bonsai. These two categories of bonsai were formed as early as the Song Dynasty. With the continuous innovation of bonsai art and the increasing abundance of bonsai materials, new categories of bonsai in my country are gradually emerging. It can now be divided into the following seven categories:

The first category, tree bonsai: uses trees as the main material, with rocks, figures, birds and animals as foils, and is processed through techniques such as climbing, pruning, and shaping. In horticulture and horticulture, those that express giant trees in the wilderness or lush forests in pots are collectively called tree bonsai. Because the materials for tree bonsai are often quarried from mountain wilderness, tree bonsai is also called stump bonsai.

The second category, landscape bonsai: uses various rocks as the theme materials, and uses the landscape scenes in nature as models. After selection and cutting, carving, splicing and other technical processes, it is arranged in a shallow mouth The pots that display various landscape scenes such as cliffs, steep peaks and valleys, green mountains and green streams are collectively called landscape bonsai, also known as mountain and rock bonsai.

The third category, flood and drought bonsai: flood and drought bonsai are mainly made of plants, rocks, soil, water, accessories, etc., through processing and layout, using rocks to separate water and soil, and are placed in shallow mouth basins. It is a kind of landscape bonsai that expresses the natural combination of water surface, dry land, trees, mountains and rocks.

The fourth category, flower bonsai: using flowers, grass or woody flowers as the main materials, after certain modifications and processing, appropriately arranging rocks and decorative accessories, and expressing the beautiful scenery of flowers and plants in nature in the pot, it is called For flower bonsai.

The fifth category, miniature bonsai: Generally, the height of tree bonsai is less than 10 cm, and the pot length of landscape and flood bonsai does not exceed 10 cm. These bonsais are called miniature bonsai.

The sixth category, wall-mounted bonsai: Wall-mounted bonsai is an innovative form that combines general bonsai with shell carvings, hanging screens and other handicrafts. Wall-hanging bonsai can be divided into two categories. One type uses rocks as the main body, which is called landscape wall-hanging bonsai; the other type uses flowers and trees as the main body, which is called flower-tree wall-hanging bonsai.

Category 7: Special-shaped bonsai: Special-shaped bonsai refers to a unique and interesting bonsai made by planting plants in special containers and carefully maintaining and shaping them.