and I still haven't found, what I'm looking for ('Hokkai Bungo')

[ichoudhury]

No, I didn't climb the highest mountains
nor did I run through the fields
or I have not scaled these city walls

But searched various online nurseries, ebay, etsy and so on, but can't find a source who is offering UME 'Hokkai Bungo'. I have run into couple but those are not true 'Hokkai Bungo' - Dark Crimson Red.

Any idea? Do you have one that you would like to sell ? (or trade?I have Mutsubara Red, Kobai and some unknown varieties, but been looking to get 'Hokkai Bungo' in my collection. Thank you for any pointers you can provide. I guess if you have one in your collection, I would be interested purchasing cutting as well (but I heard these are hard to root from cuttings).

Intekhab

 

[Leo in N E Illinois]

email Brent at Evergreen Gardenworks. His catalog lists small starter plants (well established rooted cuttings) of 'Hokkai Bungo' in 2.5 inch pots for $27. He may have larger sizes, but you need to contact him directly.

Evergreen Gardenworks

 

[Alexmacrophyllum]

email Brent at Evergreen Gardenworks. His catalog lists small starter plants (well established rooted cuttings) of 'Hokkai Bungo' in 2.5 inch pots for $27. He may have larger sizes, but you need to contact him directly.

Evergreen Gardenworks

I second Brent at Evergreen, Awesome selection, great prices, and vast knowledge.

 

[R3x]

You American guys are lucky to have such resource for Prunus Mume. I love them and have to scrape all over Europe for some cultivars. Usually everybody sells Beni-chi-dori around here. But I managed to find some more so my count is getting up. You can see some of my attempts of rooting cuttings here: https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/ume-cutting-good-or-bad.34293/post-691544 There's also a list of cultivars I currently own.

 

[ichoudhury]

Thank you so much for the suggestion!! I really appreciate it! I will reach out to Brent at Evergreen right now and will inform if others are interested!