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88mkiii

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Ok guys post some pix of your fav trees, and tell us about them don't forget to include what kind of tree it is, age, location and your plans for it!!

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Texas Honey Mesquite Tree, 2 years old. Im thinking about putting it on a rock slab and doing a landscape with it.
 

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Aight :)

Here`s my favorite so far... just cause its my oldest yet and allready have some thickness of the trunk :)

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About one year old.. its a ficus benjamina "too little"

Plan is too keep adding cuttings around the trunk and try to get some aerial roots.. beyond that i have no idea :D
 

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Here's my favorite, my big ol' microcarpa. Though I've considered selling it numerous times, I think it is, and always will be, my favorite tree:
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Why on earth would you sell your favorite tree? You have no bills:p
 

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Why on earth would you sell your favorite tree? You have no bills:p

Oh I dunno :eek: I guess just because it takes up so much room under the lights, the branches are so leggy. I've been working on getting growth closer to the trunk, but it's a slow process.
 

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You know way more about ficus than I do, but I got a free ficus as a gift the summer when I bought another tree. I cut all the long leggy growth off and in a couple of weeks it budded back out at those points. I thought that was what is so great about those guys.
 

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Nothing Special but my first

Here is a tree that has been in a pot for a little over 5 years. Nothing special to look at, but special to me because it was my first. This tree has been battling fungus issues all year and with our everyday rain and humidity its been hard to control. Plan is to let it grow out this year and perhaps next, relatively untouched until I don't see any evidence of fungus. Parsons juniper. Nursery stock. Age: Youngster


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Here's my Ficus Microcarpa - age is unknown, but Martha Meehan told me it's very old at the time of purchase. It was plated and put into a shallow pot a little under a year ago.

It's still got a long way to go, but it'll eventually be a squat little banyan. I'm just wiring for basic shape, but I'm letting it grow wild to thicken the branches.

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Here's my Ficus Microcarpa - age is unknown, but Martha Meehan told me it's very old at the time of purchase. It was plated and put into a shallow pot a little under a year ago.

It's still got a long way to go, but it'll eventually be a squat little banyan. I'm just wiring for basic shape, but I'm letting it grow wild to thicken the branches.

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i do like it. it has a old mystic kinda look to it
 

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i do like it. it has a old mystic kinda look to it

Yeah, my wife said it reminds her on the old tree in Harry Potter. I like it because it looks a little gnarled.
 

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Mystery Oak progression

I don't know what type of oak this is but I am pleased at how quickly it is filling out. I've had it about two years now.
 

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I don't know what type of oak this is but I am pleased at how quickly it is filling out. I've had it about two years now.

Live Oak? Though the leaves do look fairly small even for a live oak. Nice tree either way!
 

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Top of my Brazilian Rain Tree while it was sleeping. image.jpgleaves close up at night and show you the branch structure quite nicely.
 

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It's a tie for me with this one. Satsuki azalea in bloom.
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Bucida spinosa about 17 years old, from seedling, source Miami.
Good Night
Anthony
 

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One for Ryan.

Ficus [ unknown - no gloss on leaves, and does not grow aerial roots.]
Age - 1984 and grown from the school mascot 3 leaves with a root.
Good Night
Anthony
 

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Here is my favorite Bonsai in my collection...

My plans for it... I plan on letting this thing grow out
into a much larger tree...
I just ordered a 48" square pot for it.
 
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