Timeless Trees Bonsai

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Workshops at Timeless Trees

Workshop Wednesday – your tree
Feb 25th – Japanese Boxwoods
Mar 3rd – Japanese Black Pine
Mar 17th – Bald Cypress
Mar 24th – Hokkaido Elm
To Be Announced – Procumbens nana

HBS Saturday Study Group Meetings

The Houston Bonsai Society – Saturday Study Group Workshops are frequently hosted by Timeless Trees.

See the HBS SSG Schedule for exact dates.

News/Current Events

February 1st Update

Saturday, Feb 4^th 9AM – 1PM, Houston Bonsai Society Study Group, Timeless trees in Rosenberg, a great way to learn bonsai techniques, and get to know some great people. Please bring your trees, pots, tools, wire, etc. Refreshments provided. Free

Saturday, February 4^th, Annual Club “Dig” led by Ken Credeur, meet at 8AM in the Academy parking lot on the north side of Westheimer, just east of Highway 6. Don’t be late. They will caravan to the Dig site in nearby George Bush Park. Free

Wednesdays, starting February 8^th, Ken Credeur and Timeless Trees will host Workshop Wednesdays every week. 10AM – 3 PM. Another avenue for learning, and refining your trees.

Saturday, February 25^th, Timeless Trees will host a workshop on Japanese Boxwoods. (9AM – 1 PM) These large collected Boxwoods were reduced this summer, and have responded with a tremendous amount of new growth. Large trunks and lots of movement. Class is limited to 6 people, FULL

Saturday, March 3^rd, Japanese Black Pine Workshop, Continuing Series of how to maintain and develop your Black Pine. Class limited to 10, Focus will be on shortening candles to balance energy and continue needle reduction. $10.00 per person.

Wednesday, March 7^th, Regular Meeting of the Houston Bonsai Society, Refreshments at 7PM, meeting begins at 7:30 PM

Saturday, March 10^th, Saturday Study Group, Houston Bonsai Society, Hosted by Cabrera Farms, 9AM – 1 PM. Free

Saturday, March 17^th , Bald Cypress Workshop, Great trees with good taper. Pictures coming.

Saturday, March 24^th, Hokkaido Elm Workshop, The smallest leaf elm that we know of. Pictures coming.

February’s sale is all wire 20% off !

We have also gotten a new supply of Aluminum and Copper wire in.

We have standard Bonsai Soil, good for deciduous and tropicals (50/50 blend) 5 gallons for $10.00

We also have “Boon’s Mix” for Conifers, composed of Akadama, Pumice and Black Lava. (33/33/33 blend) 5 gallons for $30.00

Getting a new shipment in from Don and Becky Herzog, Emperor Pomegranates, Hokkaido Elms, Bald Cypress and Shimpaku Junipers. Should be here before Saturday.

Here are some shots of repotting a Japanese Black Pine using Boon’s Mix of Soil.

Thanks for your support,
Hurley

: JBP Before

: JBP After

: Lots of roots

: Teasing out roots

Welcome!

If you’re in the greater Houston / Rosenberg, Texas area and interested in growing bonsai trees, then Timeless Trees has much to offer to meet your bonsai needs. We sell quality bonsai trees, starter kits, supplies and accessories to help you grow beautiful specimen quality bonsai plants.

Timeless Trees offers one-on-one training through intensive bonsai classes and workshops. We teach you how to care for your bonsai and keep them healthy and looking beautiful. Our instructors are some of the best and most knowledgeable in the country.

We are located in Rosenberg, Texas, just 30 miles southwest of downtown Houston, just a short drive down HWY 59 South. Our retail and training facilities are located less than two miles off 59 (the Southwest Freeway). Take Exit 36 off Hwy 59 in Rosenberg. A good map is here

We are open Saturdays 8 AM – 2 PM during the winter. This summer we will have longer hours, and we are usually available by appointment. So give us a call, use our contact page to inquire about workshop schedules or to sign up for one of our instructional workshops. I look forward to meeting you in person.

Hurley Johnson,

Timeless Trees Bonsai

Timeless Trees Bonsai - Neea buxifolia Forest
Neea buxifolia Forest

Bonsai (pronounced bone-sigh) is an ancient oriental horticultural art form. The word Bonsai literally means, in both Chinese and in the Japanese language, tree-in- a-pot. Originally developed in the Orient almost 2000 years ago, today the sublime art of bonsai is practiced throughout the world. Shape-harmony-proportion-scale are all weighed carefully as art, and the human hand combines this in a common cause with nature.

Definition quote from BCI What is Bonsai Page