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Yes, I have to keep my big hemlock in the shade as well. I think this new tree will be OK if I give it the same treatment as the big one. Sometimes in hybridization certain characteristics are "hybridized out" and you just don't know which ones until it's too late. Thanks for your help!

I have been given an Abbott's Pygmy Canadian Hemlock, about 4" tall. I am in zone 7. How much problem do you think I'll have keeping it alive? Any thoughts on care and culture? I undersatnd this is a zone 4 tree. I have an eastern hemlock that has survived well for 3 years in this zone.

Yes, but it will be the weekend before I can.

Anyone know of any bonsai nurseries in this area? No mall-sai vendors, please!

Thanks Buddhamonk! I've benn trying to figure out the answer to your question. Answer: Don't know. Something I've done I'm sure. Inexperience.

Today I purchased a Japanese cedar for $3. That's right, $3. The pictures are below. As you can see it looks much like a curly stick in a pot with all the green at the top. The height from the first major root I uncovered to the first rea limb is 25 1/2". The trunk at that root, assuming that...

By "this winter" did you mean the winter of 2006-2007 or 2007-2008