Katsura bonsai – tips on starting and caring for a Cercidiphyllum caramel tree bonsai
Cercidiphyllum, commonly called katsura, can be grown into bonsai that are particularly appealing in fall.
Katsura
Katsura is a tree with surprisingly-scented leaves. In fall, when they drop, they release a cotton-candy like smell! Care, varieties, propagation, all here.
Katsura tree varieties, magnificent and weeping
Katsura varieties are always magnificent and are often very appealing when grown in a garden. There are two main types of Katsura
Katsura, the tree that produces a sweet-smelling fragrance
Katsura is an amazing and resilient tree. It will set your garden ablaze
Cercidiphyllum – the sweet-scented tree that comes from the East
Cercidiphyllum is a smallish tree that comes from Japan. It definitely lends a distinctive
Caramel tree, delicious eye candy for the garden
Visitors often overlook the caramel tree because its blooming is discrete and fragrance-less. The tree’s silhouette isn’t particularly remarkable, but there is one thing that will make you remember it for ever: the smell of its leaves!
Growing a Katsura tree from seed
A katsura tree is a wonderful addition in any garden – it easily grows from seed, too! Steps for
Preparing katsura cuttings – a quick way to propagate your Caramel tree!
Growing katsura, the caramel tree, in your garden is a pleasure for every season. At the end of spring, gift this amazing tree
Katsura tree – is your tree male or female?
Learn to tell male and female trees apart for the beautiful and fragrant
Katsura tree germination – success rates, problems, and how to succeed
You can increase the germination of katsura tree seeds with a few simple tricks. This makes for an experiment much worth trying
