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first tree to be brought indoors this autumn...cut all the surface roots off... what do you think about the big ugly bulge at the base??

basically 5 years in... i am now working at getting the fronts sorted...

wow!! i cannot believe how healthy the tree looks o_O

full sun, no problem. just keep it watered well.

your tree will be fine... keep it well watered outside... acacias are not going to survive indoors. they often drop leaves but are super tough and should bounce back no problem

hey guys don't know where else to put my questions... watched some yamadori videos and the guy planted all his trees in 100% pumice?? is pumice just stone or does it have any nutritional value?? sorry but i have never seen or felt it?? i plant most of my trees with a lot of stone - especially...

mine is progressing nicely...

so excited today... finally got a baobab cutting to strike...it has been growing strong the entire growing season... all the others failed.

looks great 👍. never heard of this cultivar before...

check out this amazing spider... don't know why he makes that x ...

most trees don't want to be indoors...maybe grow something more conducive to indoor living like ficus??

beautiful tree... well done.

hi Eugene not really... i started most of my acacias 21 years ago from seed and none of them look great ?? at least they are getting thicker and mature...they dont ramify reliably and the new branchlets often come out at weird angles...

an interesting comment was made on our local tree forum the other day, that figs are really just interested in getting their roots into the ground and not that concerned with killing the host tree... I am starting to think more along those lines... they all seem to be doing great living together??

hi. it looks like galpinii (1 of our better cold resistant trees)... they do not like their roots exposed, so cover up as much as you can... cut back hard in spring to 3 nodes per branch and leave the roots for a year or 2...

everything on this remarkable tree is edible... the leaves are fresh and crispy, the tubers are crunchy and don't taste like much... the seeds are awesome to suck ( i believe the kids up in Africa suck the seeds like sweets)

not really kievn... they do tend to backbud nicely

the canopy is filling in nicely - a vigorous grower... this is now my favourite tree 😍

this tree has a super base 😍

got another beast from the same nursery... check the incredible nebari 😲