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How to plant one of our trees

March 6, 2013

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Step 1 – Select a fertile, well-drained planting location for your Japanese black pine. Choose a location that provides at Read more

Garden Art Available

February 27, 2013

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Beautify your garden or landscape with exquisite hand-carved granite sculptures. Natural stone is both beautiful and economical, while withstanding the Read more

The Japanese Black Pine

February 7, 2013

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The Japanese black pine is a distinct pine that stands out in the Pinus family. This densely foliated evergreen produces Read more

Cypress

January 8, 2013

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The Boulevard Cypress. The botanical name is Chamaecyparis pisifera (Sawara Cypress or Sawara Japanese: サワラ Sawara) and it is a Read more

"Twisted bent trunks have the greatest beauty and character."

"Nothing has ever been said about God that hasn’t already been said better by the wind in the pine trees.” – Thomas Merton

" Sir Walter Scott wrote that nothing is more completely the child of art than a garden. It is our humble, simple, and enduring pleasure to give birth to many children of art that find their way into many gardens."

“In his garden, every man may be his own artist without apology or explanation” – Louise Beebe Wilde

“A pine that grows crooked will never straighten its trunk.”

"Only after the last tree has died and the last river poisoned and the last fish been caught will we realize we cannot eat money.” Cree Proverb

"In Japan, the pine tree, or matsu equates to longevity, virtue and youth. It’s also associated with masculinity and power."

"Pine trees with low limbs spread over fresh snow made a stronger vault for the spirit than pews and pulpits ever could." – D. Woodrell

"The aim is to achieve controlled calm by emphasizing space and balance."

Trusted by landscape contractors and garden designers throughout the pacific coast. Bentwood Tree Farm…the “Candy Store” – Masa Mizuno

Using time honored Japanese pruning techniques, Laura and Tom bend and manipulate to release the unique character concealed in each tree.

“In his garden, every man may be his own artist without apology or explanation” – Louise Beebe Wilde

Bentwood pines stand alone as a superb specimen or clumped in groves to tell another story.

For over twenty-five years, Bentwood Pines have found an unique place in West Coast gardens.

Bentwood “macro-bonsai” is to be enjoyed as a potted specimen or as a garden tree.

Many of our pines are uniquely shaped to inspire their natural harsh origins.

Bentwood pines are pruned to uniquely reflect the shapes created by natures energy.

Niwaki Shore Pine with fine textured clouds belongs in every Northwest garden.

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For over twenty-five years, Bentwood Pines have found an unique place in West Coast gardens. Using time honored Japanese pruning techniques, Laura and Tom bend, twist and prune to release the unique character concealed in each tree.