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I used to live close to Hidden Gardens and would stop by on a frequent basis. Jeff is a great guy and always available to talk shop

Thanks rockm, I was thinking along those line regarding the roots. I do plan on thinning them out, like you said emphasize the thicker ones plus expose more of the rock. Can't see much of it other than the left side.

Thanks. I'm thinking that the rock pretty much takes up most of the current pot, so probably need something bigger? And given summers get pretty hot and dry around here shouldn't go too shallow. And lastly, Amurs have some nice red fall coloring so that's likely the driver for pot color.

Hi All, This root over rock Amur Maple was buried in a larger clay pot for 3 years; I dug it up this spring during bud break and dropped it into an unused bonsai pot I had laying around. As my creativity skills are basically non-existent (I'm a numbers guy), I'm looking for recommendations as...

I had to go back and look that up.....a bit of an old fashioned operation. I sent one check for $21 for the plants and "crating" when I placed my order, then a second check when they arrived and there was a bill for $20 shipping. So the price was $20.50 apiece in the end. Still not bad...

I'm late to this party but thought I'd pass along my story. I bought these two from Nuccio's last August. I live in the Chicago area and left them on my balcony as long as the temps were above 25....but then we had that frigid cold spell in February, and I had no other option but bring them...

Thanks Leo for the additional information!

Thanks Melospiza, I'm in the southwest suburbs of Chicago.

Thanks for the replies, my guess was elm too....although now Ryceman3's comment has me thinking as the leaves are definitely opposite as hopefully this photo shows. If nothing else time will tell as it gets larger.

Hi, I found this one in the mulch ring around a Little leaf Linden, which clearly is not what this is. Thoughts on what it might be? Thanks in advance.