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Nice, some tall tines there. Did you take it with a bow?

Pokomoke and many other National Arboretum introductions of Crepe Myrtles are named after Native American tribes. This goes back to the hybridizing program by the late Dr. Egolf. Not sure who came up with Purple Cow.

I would most definitely shorten it. I would go maybe seven or eight branches from the top at least.

I like it a lot as well. Somehow I missed it when you had it for sale. Must have been busy at work. Thanks for posting pictures, looking forward to see it again in the future. (would look great in my office window!)

Strange Brew, but I see something in that tree. Looking forward to seeing how it progresses.

Sweet grab! What was that? A 99.99% off sale at Lowes?

Where are you located? Do you ship?

R.R., thanks for the reply. If you put that guy back on the market, I'd be appreciative of a message letting me know.

R.R., is this tree still available? I'm in Kauai right now and getting inspired by the massive ficus here. I live in Va. So pickup could be arranged. Thanks.

Then bookmark it for future reference....

I would support this just about anywhere on the right coast. I also would be willing to pay a buyers fee to anyone that could attend next year and ship back to me. Let's say 20%, get just a few more people to join in, each east coaster spending say $500. Avg. and sombody could make $500 in an...

I would say wild cherry, you can identify the fungus on the leaves to be certain.

I agree that this would be quite a challenge to ever transform into a great bonsai, but maybe the O.P. would be happy with a very good, good, or even a decent bonsai trident. I could be wrong (you know what they say about assuming), but from the O.P.s post count and the question that he is...

My second choice would be Rory, as in Rorschach, as in ink blots.

Cole.

Sweet! I love it, as I too am getting older and finding it harder too move my biggest trees. You need to come up with a catchy name before you patent it, like Bonsai Buddy, or Bonsai Butler. Don't worry about the man hours, once a foreign country starts making the knock offs with 14 year...

Looks like a Kurume hybrid which are usually the first to bloom in the landscape. My money would be on 'Hershey Red' the most popular red Kurume, which makes it a likely find at all the big boxes. My second guess would be the second most popular red, as mentioned above 'Hino Crimson'. No...

Sold! Sold! Thanks!

I have the first four issues of Bonsai Today that I am willing to sell for $60 plus $5. shipping. I have seen #1 and #2 go for as much as $50 each, so here is a chance to get the first year for little more than the avg. price of just the first single issue. PM me with you email address if...

Still available? Is there a complete set, or nearly complete set still available? Thanks.