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Certainly not a Eastern Red Cedar.

Wow that's a nice tree. How tall is it? I have a morris midget and don't expect anything like that anytime soon...lol

I've got plenty of them beneath my trees and they are on shelves. I haven't noticed them doing anything destructive.

Wow...that's a massive hibiscus!

The only reason you would want to do this on such a young tree is to get some low branching i would think. I did that on a seedling and have lots of low branching now i am letting it grow.

I get mine from the Home depot or Lowes in the pond care section at 2.49 each.

I use Turface, Pumice (Dry Stall), and chicken grit (growers grade) in different amounts depending on the tree.

Hey it's got free shipping though! I hope no one else bids on this one! It's a steal...for the seller...lol

I buy the brand called Gran-i-grit.It comes in a 50 lb bag and it's pretty cheap. I get it at Southern States as well as pumice called Dry-Stall.

I think now i want to get an ume!

Hey...you're pretty close to me..i'm in Northern Delaware

Mine is supposed to be a Korean Hornbeam too and its leaves turn yellow too.

Good trees I bought 4 trees from Brent and was very impressed with the quality and service. Won't order from anyone else if i can help it.

Irene Thanks Bob O, i have a spot for my trees already here at my home. Hoping it changes course or weakens....

I'm in mid New Castle County, DE and they're still calling for a hurricane warning here.

DryStall Dry Stall is pumice. I got mine at Southern States in my area. I am sure you can get it at any equine supply place. it comes in a 50 lb bag. My trees love it in their mix Daveskib

Here's the Ugly Elm Here's the Catlin Elm cutting..about 3/16 to 1/4 inch trunk diameter

Hi everyone, Looking for hackberry seeds or seedlings. I can pay or maybe offer something in trade. Sincerely, Daveskib

Overwintering I keep mine in the garage in the winter after the leaves have fallen and temps at night are below 30f.

Treefrog tadpoles develop quickly often in temporary pools and puddles. I had spring peeper tadpoles and they transformed to frogs in two weeks.

How to tell your spouse I never ask..i just tell her "i've had that tree for years...don't you remember"...:rolleyes:

Hi Mike..i'm close by in Bear, Delaware...how long have you been into bonsai?

I would have to agree BigDave...it seems that is what is lacking in the area....

I was part of the Brandywine club and found that the members did not seem to care for a youngster like myself and seemed a bit aloof. No one was rude but I felt uncomfortable there. BTW I am in Bear Delaware.

Not 100 percent sure but looks like some sort of oak....