If the booklet implies that junipers are indoor plants, throw the booklet away. If the company knows so little about horticulture to make that ridiculous statement, they won't get anything else right either.

If the booklet tells you it is an outdoor tree, read it. It probably has some useful info.

randy

Here is a link that might be useful: Basic info

I have a fact sheet on the tree, calling it Juniperus 'Shimpaku' and it does call it an Outdoor Bonsai.

The fact sheet that I have on it, is the same info as you had on your Basic info link, thanks.

If it's a shimpaku, it's a cut above your average juniper bonsai starter tree. Here's some more info - check out the links at the top of the linked page as well.
Good luck,
zube

Here is a link that might be useful: Evergreen Gardenworks, junipers