Recent content by eron jonson

That first one looks awesome, it seems to have a steady taper on the trunk line which is always more desireable than a hard chop and rework over years, i dont see many chopped trees that rival what id imagine is seed grown or started from thinn stock

Dormant! I have root pruned just about all of these and repotted them to give them more room for next year if any are not sold. I noticed about 80 percent of all the trees have really good root flare for what could be great nabari in the future. anyways if anyone is interested this would be a...

what is the seedling cutting technique? i have some 1st year scots pines, and am going to collect more seed this weekend for next years bunch. just interested in any early training techniques for any tree seedlings really.

i will continually change my original post and photos to show the numbers and types of trees i have available as well as state when i have changed it. with that being said i have just updated the original post this month and it will most likely just change once a year to show the newly...

Update 2013 i have updated the quantities and species of trees ill have for sale this year. also i have uploaded some pictures, will add more of a standard size and shape of each maybe. or if anyone is interested in getting better close ups or anything i finally figured out how to deal with...

so i like to start seeds every year in hopes of eventually starting a landscape and bonsai tree nursery. i was wondering if anyone had any tips or techniques to get these maples started in training as early as possible. so far i just clip the top to try and keep them from getting so lengthy...

Ill have pictures later, but i have first year seedlings of japanese maples various varities, scots pine about 6 inches tall, and 1st and 2nd year bald cypress if anyone is interested let me know and ill get some pictures and figure out how much i will sell for and what shipping might cost.

one thing to do when you spray with an insecticidal soap is to wash it off before it dries. the soapy water suffocates certain types of pests (aphids, mealy bugs, spider mites...) and has finished its job after a few minutes. after about 5 minutes i thoroughly spray with water to clean the...

i agree with sawgrass. the size of your plant is dwarfed by the rest of the picture. the green color at best should be matched by the ground material. the differences there just make two heavy visual spots (blue and green). so your eyes are drawn there first. then finally to the stand and...

well if it is a dormant seed that needs stratification, you need to do that. it wakes the seed from dormancy. scarifying a dormant seed is kind of pointless. seems 1 month warm and moist followed by 2 months cold treatment are best according to usda database...