Oleander grown as a bonsai – Nerium Oleander Bonsai | ↕180 cm | Ø45 cm

Nerium Oleander 'Bonsa' is a compact variety of oleander, known for its attractive flowers and glossy leaves. Adds a touch of tropical elegance.

Some characteristics and care tips are;

Nerium Oleander 'Bonsa'
Description: The Nerium Oleander 'Bonsa' is a dwarf form of the common oleander, cultivated for its compact size and graceful flowers. This plant retains the character of the larger oleander, but stays smaller and is therefore ideal for smaller gardens or as a container plant.
Flowers: The flowers are usually in colors such as white, pink, red or yellow ,,, in dense clusters from summer to autumn.
Leaves: The leaves are narrow, glossy green and give the plant a beautiful, lush appearance.
Height: The 'Bonsa' variety remains relatively small, typically between 60 and 100 cm tall.
Location: This plant prefers a sunny spot with well-draining soil.
Care: The Nerium Oleander 'Bonsa' requires little maintenance. Regular watering and occasional pruning help keep the plant compact and healthy.
Hardiness: This plant is not hardy in cold climates and must be protected in winter or kept indoors at temperatures below 10°C.
Planting and Care Tips
Planting: Plant the Nerium Oleander 'Bonsa' in spring in a well-draining potting mix or garden bed.
Watering: Water regularly, especially during warm periods, but ensure the soil can drain well to prevent root rot.
Pruning: Prune the plant after flowering to maintain the shape and promote healthy growth.
Fertilizing: A light fertilization in spring can help stimulate flowering.
Important Note
Toxicity: The Nerium Oleander is highly toxic to both humans and pets. All parts of the plant contain toxic compounds that can cause serious health problems if ingested. Keep this plant away from children and pets and take precautions when handling it.
The Nerium Oleander 'Bonsa' offers an elegant and colorful addition to your garden or interior, provided you take the necessary precautions due to its toxicity.