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Let me know if the bloodgood compacta is truly compact or just a marketing gimmick to sell bloodgood for bonsai material,I believe I know where it came from and it was sold as bloodgood originally,now it has a fancy name.
Cuttings that are grown tall and fast perfectly straight for tree farms.Liner?
Talk about going through the ugly stage lol. Didn't see that coming.Thanks!
This is it the day I chopped 12-15 feet off of it. $1500 nursery tree destroyed in 15 minutes!
How is that Trident looking?Talk about going through the ugly stage lol. Didn't see that coming.
That base and trunk tho . NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Yikes! I shoot every animal that comes near my trees, or even near my yard for that matter.Mad at me lol. Leaves are small and petioles short. I went WAY too hard on the roots, and I knew it.
Most of the leaves look healthy though and I hope it grow better throughout the summer. One of my favorite trees in the small collection!
Oh and my cat used the Trident and Yew as a scratching post once upon a time !
The first looks like Bloodgood, which gets some green tint in the summer even in full sun.I get hints of green on both. I would have to find out the exact variety if needed.View attachment 142465 View attachment 142466
Both are the same even though one more green today.The first looks like Bloodgood, which gets some green tint in the summer even in full sun.
The 2nd one looks like my Fireglow. In full sun, if you look from the bottom, the leaves glow scarlet red.
BallsThanks!
This is it the day I chopped 12-15 feet off of it. $1500 nursery tree destroyed in 15 minutes!View attachment 142402
You just named it! Thanks!Emperor?
It looks like Atropurpurum.I'm trying to figure out what type this is.
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Am correct in saying that, if this tree is a seedling from a landscape bloodgood, it may be quite different from the tree that it came from (as a seed)....
I just received this tree a couple weeks ago and I was told that it grew in the yard and was dug up recently.
The leaves look cool, to me....
Red with some green tint in there...
What do you think?
Any ideas?
Hybrid?
Hey, thanks VW!It looks like Atropurpurum.