This Japanese Yew is an example of the hollow-trunked bonsai style known as “saba-miki” which resulted from the Yew tree’s natural aging process. The hollow trunk contains the rare and coveted feature of the remnant of the tree’s inner core wood, including small branch stubs from its youth. This unique characteristic provides a glimpse of what the tree looked like hundreds of years ago. Come see living history at Pacific Bonsai Museum. Plan your visit at the link in our profile (https://pacificb

Scarabaeidae: Cetoniinae