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Japanese quince bonsai (Chaenomeles japonica) with fruit, about 5 years

A Japanese quince that is all lines and curves, photographed with its scented autumn fruit. Red flowers on bare branches in winter. Flexible wood, easy to bend; the design is still open. One tree, photographed as it ships.

165 €EU delivery included · nothing added at checkoutincl. delivery

One tree, one buyer. You receive exactly the tree in these photos, in the pot shown.

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At a glance

Species
Chaenomeles japonica · Japanese quince
Age
About 5 years
In training
5 years
Height
30 cm · without the pot
Pot
13 cm · training pot
Hardiness
Fully hardy

The story of this tree

Elegance and simplicity: this tree is lines and curves, nothing else. The species adds the rest. Red flowers on the bare branches in winter, before the leaves appear. Silver-grey bark. In autumn, scented fruit that signals the season, the quince you see in the photos.

The wood is flexible and bends easily, even on old branches, so the design is still open.

What I would do next

Build a dense, ramified canopy. That is what will lift this tree most, together with everything the species does on its own through the year.

Luca Valagussa, the grower behind TreevasetNursery in Merate
Plan its future

Every tree has more than one path. Book a 1-to-1 consultation with Luca to map out styling and next steps for this exact material, from €29.

Care details

Sun

Full sun to light afternoon shade — sun drives the flowering.

Water

Keep evenly moist — never dry in flower; avoid hard limy water.

Feed

Feed regularly through the growing season, easing off during peak bloom.

Repot

Every 2–3 years in early spring, after flowering, before strong growth.

Soil

Neutral to slightly acidic, free-draining.

Prune

Prune selectively after the main flush; mind the thorns when wiring.

Why buy a specimen from Treevaset

Styled by hand over years

In our nursery in Merate, not bought in and resold.

Photographed as it ships

This exact tree, this pot, these photos.

Support from the grower

Ask Luca what he would do next with your tree. Luca answers personally.

Feedback from growers

★★★★★ 4.9/5 · 100+ verified reviews on eBay

jkiod ★★★★★ eBay · Translated from French

Arrived in excellent condition, exactly as in the photo, fast delivery. Impeccable.

Specimen Bonsai
00.2009 ★★★★★ eBay · Translated from German

A very fine field elm, well prepared. Shipping was fast and the tree was well packed, nothing damaged. Thank you, happy to buy again any time.

Outdoor Bonsai
Markus ★★★★★ Google · Translated from German

Super personal service and wonderful rare Acer varieties. When the courier had delivery problems, Luca was easy to reach and immediately arranged a replacement. Absolute recommendation!

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Paolo ★★★★★ Google · Translated from Italian

Evening consultation by video call, flawless. Available and professional. Highly recommended.

1-to-1 Consultation
otreblaidur ★★★★★ eBay · Translated from Italian

The courier was late, but the plant is healthy, thanks also to the excellent packaging. A promising larch with a good line and already good foliage. A vaguely literati style that can be accentuated. It deserves a proper pot. Very satisfied.

Specimen Bonsai
Pippone ★★★★★ Google · Translated from Italian

Fantastic and very professional seller. Available from the start for every doubt, right up to a precise, punctual shipment with top packaging. The tree arrived in perfect condition.

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FAQs

How is a specimen shipped?
In its pot, with the soil secured and the tree braced inside a rigid box. Delivery across the EU is included in the price. We ship Monday to Wednesday so the tree never spends a weekend in a depot. You can also collect it at our nursery in Merate.
Yes. Every specimen is photographed after its last major styling work and you receive that tree, in that pot. If anything changes before it ships (a branch removed, a repot), we update the photos first.
Any time of year. In the hottest weeks of summer we may hold a shipment for a few days. A tree arriving in winter should go straight to a sheltered spot outdoors, not into a heated room.
In winter and early spring, on the bare branches before the leaves open. Keep it outdoors in winter: it needs the cold to flower.
The fruit drops on its own in late autumn or can be removed. Fruiting is not every year on a young tree and depends on pollination.

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165 €EU delivery included · nothing added at checkoutincl. delivery