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I should have mentioned standard podocarpus, dwarf Pringles and plum are already in progress.

Well you hit it on head, the chill time, same mugo or white pine, will decline in time. Envy, of course. I appreciate both your knowledge, advice and more than most, common Bonsai sense. I was being extremely hard-headed on this particular issue. I'll stick to podocarpus. But I will ask about...

I would like to ask a simple question about Pacific yew or taxus media variety. Why wouldn't they stand a chance not growing on the Texas coastal area , obviously in container, given excellent conditions, say a similar Eco system from native West coast, yes I understand much hotter, higher...

A person would have a hard time figuring out what time zone their in waking through your collection. Back to back awesome variety of Bonsai. Never a dull moment with the different needs each one requires. I think that is what myself appreciates the most looking at your collection

You ask about stock, Chikugo-en nursery. I will agree , winter has been mild, juniper's are pushing.

Brian I just read your advice about the Texas climate. This gives more assurance, less is better and timing is as critical, take steps accordingly, patience will pay off and the rest will fall into place. You also answered another important question I asked, can I work the shrub or the roots...

Alright men, you answered my questions and explained it very well. That is what I was wanting. The percentages, time frame, you nailed it for me. I'm actually not in any hurry to get any "shrub" in final destination. But you make perfect sense to me when express root reductions, do a % and...

Gary Ishii

Yea I had trouble doing this, I'll learn from my mistake!

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Give me a little time, I need to get back my job at had. I appreciate your help, makes things quicker. I will get it done.

Feel like a fool, can't figure out how. I'm computer dumb-ass, when Ido figure out I'll send.

I have add , trees I'm concerned about have been worked in the past, branch selection mainly and left to fill out. So trees are very dense at this time.

All my trees are container grown 2-3 gallon, good soil, very healthy, heavy foliage. After taken in all advice about transplanting , u made very clear, not a problem (use good judgement). Here's the deal, I planned on heavy wiring, thinning and refinement this month( Jan), will it be to much...

I'll follow up on both. Thank you

Thank you for your help, nothing beats hands-on experience and leads to go with it

Getting your root system thriving, I get to visit with growers in my area in which trees are grown in containers or in the field. Your choice with fertilizers(scheduled, ratios, etc), these growers always hit them with straight 21-0-0 ammonia sulphate every so often in different situations. I...

First year into shimpakus; kishu , itoigawa, sargentii. All my trees are in in plastic nursery containers.Would like advice on root system. Wanting to transplant into training pots, yes some are worthy and ready (24+yrs), is best to rake out roots, leave as much as possible or slightly trim. I...