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Larch are by far my favorite trees.

Interesting question and its one I've asked myself. I purchased it off ebay, it was listed as a Japanese larch. After purchasing I realized it was from a local enthusiast and learned from him that it was collected locally, which obviously leads me to believe it is a native tree. However the...

The Boxwood came from Northern California so that was partly why I was thinking keeping it somewhat protected.

Im planning to overwinter the Larch and Elm in my attached garage, the boxwood in the 3 season room and the Olive in the house on a windowsill (assume all are with me next winter). I was led to believe Boxwood doesnt tolerate colder temps?

Next up shortly will be questions concerning..;) Wiring the Olive and general advice about what to do with it (purchased as a work in progress I guess ). Creating deadwood on the Boxwood. Continued ramification on the Larch ( has the makings of a very nice tree ). Branch placement...

Thanks for all the advice, as its pretty easy for me to move them in and out I guess I'll put them out in the morning around 6:00am before I leave for work and bring them in in the evening, somewhere around 7 or 8. Keep them in if the forecast is particularly nasty or leave them out if it gets...

Thanks for the welcome and for the quick answers! Looks like I will be utilizing the 3 season room (windows facing east south and west, gets great sun exposure) a lot the next couple of weeks, if my weatherman is accurate... Whats a safe daytime temperature to leave them out during the day?

Hi Im fairly new to growing Bonsai and very new to to this forum :) I have four trees right now a small Boxwood, a root over rock European Olive, a Larch and a Seiju Elm. They are all smaller trees and all new to me. I alternate the Olive and Boxwood between a window and a three season room and...