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Small lonicera in progress. ...and with flowers

Lonicera nitida gardendori, in pot since 2018. It has two different fronts, after haircut today.

Bonsaischule Enger is quite a good source of liners. I don't know their origin, seedlings or rooted cuttings, they ship them in small plastic containers, no barerooted seedlings. The list and number of species varies every season. https://bonsaischule.de/bonsai/bonsai-outdoor/jungpflanzen/...

This one was started this spring, another cotoneaster. I love this Satomi pot.

Overgrown cotoneaster in Holvila pot.

Some autumn colours... Young Kiyohime in Gregory Delattre of gregCeramics pot.

It's time to take subtropicals inside for a winter here where I live. One that I'm pleased with is this olive, acquired in 2019, almost killed in 2020 by spring repotting, dropped all leaves, lost portions of almost all branches...the lower the picture, the newer.

One of my BRT seedlings. Almost 3 yo, started from seed in January 2019. Will try to keep it this small. Call me the names, but this one's been grown entirely indoors for all its life.

This little Pyracantha in Sabine Besnard pot was grown for fruit this year, for this moment.

Not a best day to take pictures indoors. It's a quite grey autumn weather here, I apologize. Small lonicera after a year in Pierre Rousseau pot.

+ a picture of my F. triangularis. If I'm not right and my tree is mislabeled or IDed wrong no problem, I'll be pleased to correct my records.

Ficus triangularis I hope it can help, if important.

Just saying. There's a lot of similar species in a ficus family. A task for experts I guess.

When you bought it as a boxwood and the leaves look smaller than those of F. triangularis...also consider Ficus buxifolia.