1 last Sekka, saved the best for last...

[JudyB]

This is a very well done dwarf Sekka Hinoki. Nothing more I can say that the pictures don't. There is a cut at the top of the tree, that is well hidden from the front angle, there is a picture from above so you can see it. Last photo is from the back of the tree. Asking 600 for this plus shipping.

 

[JudyB]

I did post this on a sales page over on FB, so first offer will take the tree.

 

[AppleBonsai]

Nice tree at a fair price!

 

[JudyB]

Nice tree at a fair price!

I always try to be fair, so the bonsai gods smile on me.

 

[Crazy Diamond]

Japanese tree? amazing they grow so slow

 

[JudyB]

Japanese tree? amazing they grow so slow

Yes indeed, which is why this one is so special.

 

[Bonsai Orange County]

I love it! Wish I could, but already loving the short fat Hinoki I got last month! Also, I've tried to join several of those FB groups, but can't seem to get accepted since I've never used Facebook before and only created the account to check out the tree auctions.

 

[HorseloverFat]

Very incredible!!

Worth it! If one HAS 600 dollars to spend..

This won’t last long.

 

[JudyB]

Tree is sold to one of our own members, YAY!

 

[ibakey]

Anybody knows where to get a sekka hinoki in europe? I have been trying to search for this species for a while. mm..

 

[Ohm']

Anybody knows where to get a sekka hinoki in europe? I have been trying to search for this species for a while. mm..

You can sometimes find a few each year on some Professional websites (mainly France and Italy) but they are usually young, badly shaped and a bit overpriced.
Not sure if they are still easy to find since i guess the last 2 years of pandemic slowed down the importation from Japan.

Actually i may have one for sale that i have never wired and have been mostly only ground growing and working on the roots but it looks decent imo (it is in a pot since around 3 or 4 years now and ready to be shaped for the next years and improve a lot in the right hands.

He has also a cut in an upper branche due to a failed airlayer but hardly visible du to the density of foliage.
You can send me a private message if you are interested.