Rafael Najmanovich
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Our visit to the 2019 exhibition of the Societé de Bonsai et Penjing du Québec. Enjoy!
Feel free to ask for the prices if you’re curious, I have a general idea of what the cost of all these were.
Any jack pines for sale?And some pictures from the sales area, mostly yamadori from northern Québec and a whole bunch of small field-grown junipers. Feel free to ask for the prices if you’re curious, I have a general idea of what the cost of all these were.
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Any jack pines for sale?
Harder to survive after collection would probably be the reason.Yep, you can see 2 on the first picture 1, 1 on the 3rd picture and a small one in the fourth picture.
All other things being equal, they seem to sell for a bit more than larches, which are really the main yamadori species here. Just rarer, I guess, though quite common in the region where most of these were collected.
And some pictures from the sales area, mostly yamadori from northern Québec and a whole bunch of small field-grown junipers. Feel free to ask for the prices if you’re curious, I have a general idea of what the cost of all these were.
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Harder to survive after collection would probably be the reason.
Impressive materials for sale.
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