It will be no surprise to anyone that nature is a big source of inspiration for those interested in Bonsai. After all, the ultimate goal of growing a Bonsai is to create a miniature version of nature.
In this article we have combined trees and Bonsai trees that look alike; you might be surprised at how incredibly similar some Bonsai trees are to their full-grown counterparts. Enjoy!
Left: majestic tree, (photo found at Walter Pall's Facebook), right: Bonsai tree by Walter Pall.
Left: small island with pine trees (photo by Scotland.gov), right: famous Bonsai landscape by John Naka. Read more on Japanese Bonsai here.
Left: Linden tree during winter (photo found at Walter Pall's Facebook), right: Linden Bonsai tree by Walter Pall.
Left: tree in the Netherlands, right: very fine ramification (photo by Nature Bonsai). The Bonsai style depicted here is the Hokidachi (broom style).
Left: red Maple (photo by FrankieFlowers), right: Maple Bonsai tree in autumn by Walter Pall. The same Maple tree is shown below twice, you can also see Walter Pall's maple Bonsai in the four seasons.
Left: tree in nature (photo by Nature Blog), right: Maple Bonsai tree in summer by Walter Pall.
Left: tree in winter (photo found at Walter Pall's Facebook), right: Maple Bonsai tree in winter by Walter Pall.
Left: Baobab trees in Africa (photo by AmusingPlanet), right: Chinese Elm Bonsai in Baobab style (photo by BonsaiBeginnings).
Left: huge Ficus tree in Sri Lanka, right: beautiful Ficus bonsai with airroots by Weng Qi Zhang.
Left: tree with hollow trunk (photo found at Walter Pall's Facebook), right: Bonsai tree by Harry Harrington.
Left: big trunk (photo by Nick Pellegrino), right: Bonsai tree at Kouka-en with huge root flare.
Left: tree in winter (photo found at Walter Pall's Facebook), right: Zelkova Bonsai tree by Alain de Wachter.
Left: trees in winter (photo by FaunaFlora), right: Bonsai forest by Luis Vallejo.
Left: Baobab tree (photo by: Muttering and Plant musings), right: Elm tree (photo found at Baidu forums).
Left: Maple tree (photo and combination found by Feel Spirit), right: Japanese Maple Bonsai growing from a clump (photo by Aido Bonsai).
Left: tree in nature (photo and combination found at Feel Spirit), right: Literati style Bonsai (photo by Bonsai del Norte).
Left: forest in the Netherlands (photo by Hank), right: forest Bonsai by Luis Vallejo.
Left: tree in Africa (photo by Diana Robinson), right: Bonsai tree by Luis Nel.
Left: trees in winter (photo by DailyMail), right: forest Bonsai (photo by Vaughn Bantingburch).
Left: landscape in China (photo by Craig Coussins), right: Penjing landscape (photo by Kuangshua Hsiao Penjing).
Left: rock island (photo by Jose Luis Lartategui), right: Suiseki viewing stone (photo by BonsaiMania).
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