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NEW TREES ADDED ON NEXT PAGES 9/14/13
Well bNuts the time has come.
We are not too far away from having to think of purchasing a new home and starting this next phase of life post-school so a hiatus from bonsai is in order.
I have got a good amount of trees that will need new homes and before I put them on the bay, I wanted to offer them up here. I know they will go to good homes and hey, I can even check up on them
I will be posting new trees throughout the coming week so please check back.
Please PM me for prices/shipping questions.
All trees will be priced reasonably so everyone has the opportunity to grow their collections.
First up:
Southern Hackberry SOLD
This tree has been with me for the past 3 years and in that time I have established the main branches as well as the secondary branches. Further branch development is in order along with root work. This was a collected tree so some of the 'wild' is still in the root system. Overall a very lovely tree, very elegant and full of character.
The tree is roughly 24" tall and the pot is a plastic trainer.
Next up:
Neea
One of my first and favorite varieties of trees. This is a very quick grower that is in need of a repot
The tree does produce very tiny flowers and red fruits if you let it grow throughout the summer. There aren't many small neea's with this much character.
The tree is roughly 15" tall and the pot is Chinese.
Added 9.12.13
Japanese Maple SOLD
This tree has been with me for a few years now as well. The past couple of years have been about letting the tree grow out and cutting it back late in the summer each year.
I think this sort of method has been referred to as the hedge method or something similar, all I know is I just wanted to build out the canopy
Maples are one of my favorites and this tree is one of my favorites for its classic shape. There is still a lot of work to be done. The tree has been wired every fall to keep things tidy but this year I'll leave that up to the future owner.
The tree is 23" tall from the soil and the trunk is 5" across at the base. This tree has a very powerful trunk that is full of movement but unfortunately I was unable to capture that with leaves on the tree. I will be in the yard tomorrow to try and get a better photo.
The pot is a VERY nice Randy Doughty (Bent Pine Pottery) 16"x12"x3.5 and will be included with the tree.
Please check back as more will be posted.
Thank you!
Well bNuts the time has come.
We are not too far away from having to think of purchasing a new home and starting this next phase of life post-school so a hiatus from bonsai is in order.
I have got a good amount of trees that will need new homes and before I put them on the bay, I wanted to offer them up here. I know they will go to good homes and hey, I can even check up on them
I will be posting new trees throughout the coming week so please check back.
Please PM me for prices/shipping questions.
All trees will be priced reasonably so everyone has the opportunity to grow their collections.
First up:
Southern Hackberry SOLD
This tree has been with me for the past 3 years and in that time I have established the main branches as well as the secondary branches. Further branch development is in order along with root work. This was a collected tree so some of the 'wild' is still in the root system. Overall a very lovely tree, very elegant and full of character.
The tree is roughly 24" tall and the pot is a plastic trainer.
Next up:
Neea
One of my first and favorite varieties of trees. This is a very quick grower that is in need of a repot
The tree does produce very tiny flowers and red fruits if you let it grow throughout the summer. There aren't many small neea's with this much character.
The tree is roughly 15" tall and the pot is Chinese.
Added 9.12.13
Japanese Maple SOLD
This tree has been with me for a few years now as well. The past couple of years have been about letting the tree grow out and cutting it back late in the summer each year.
I think this sort of method has been referred to as the hedge method or something similar, all I know is I just wanted to build out the canopy
Maples are one of my favorites and this tree is one of my favorites for its classic shape. There is still a lot of work to be done. The tree has been wired every fall to keep things tidy but this year I'll leave that up to the future owner.
The tree is 23" tall from the soil and the trunk is 5" across at the base. This tree has a very powerful trunk that is full of movement but unfortunately I was unable to capture that with leaves on the tree. I will be in the yard tomorrow to try and get a better photo.
The pot is a VERY nice Randy Doughty (Bent Pine Pottery) 16"x12"x3.5 and will be included with the tree.
Please check back as more will be posted.
Thank you!
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