Seeds for trade...

[Forsoothe!]

Forsoothe!

Can you identify which type(s) of hawthorne(s) seed you have for trade?

No. It has a handsome leaf and the tree is healthy in spite of a local disease that infects all the native Haws around here, killing them young, that's all I can say. Since there are so few around me, I don't know much about them or can I ID the many varieties. This is a tree in a county park, which is odd because most public/county planted trees are natives.

 

[BeepBeepBonsaiSheep]

Sure, what would you like? Some of each?

Def more maple… dry

I’ll check out the others (prob beech) and will get back to you

Want some Chinese pistache? Amazing red foliage. Pic at bottom

I currently copped a cold, so I’m taking it easy. I’ll get back to you

 

[Forsoothe!]

All of you can PM me with your address and list of what you want.

Def more maple… dry

I’ll check out the others (prob beech) and will get back to you

Want some Chinese pistache? Amazing red foliage. Pic at bottom

I currently copped a cold, so I’m taking it easy. I’ll get back to you

Yes.

 

[Forsoothe!]

Bump.

I have Honey Locust, Eastern Redbud, several iterations of Japanese Maple, Golden Chain Tree, Pyracantha, Mimosa, Copper Beech, & Hawthorne.

Still looking for Lignum Vitae, Desert Fern/Featherbush, Hackberry, Blue Oak, Trident Maple,and other interesting tropical and temperate trees or shrubs that lend themselves to bonsai.

 

[JTrips]

Bump.

I have Honey Locust, Eastern Redbud, several iterations of Japanese Maple, Golden Chain Tree, Pyracantha, Mimosa, Copper Beech, & Hawthorne.

Still looking for Lignum Vitae, Desert Fern/Featherbush, Hackberry, Blue Oak, Trident Maple,and other interesting tropical and temperate trees or shrubs that lend themselves to bonsai.

On that Hackberry, are you looking for C. occidentalis or something else?

 

[Forsoothe!]

On that Hackberry, are you looking for C. occidentalis or something else?

Yes.