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OK, It's the first week of February, I have several trees, ficus and bougy, desperately needing re-potting. It's been 3 years. Is now the time?

I recently acquired a Jim Barret pot. I did a little searching and notice three different stamps. Does anyone know the difference, ie time frame, or the reason for the change?

Though mine are doing well I'll be moving to Central Florida in about a year so don't think they'll come with me. Sucks I really like the direction there headed.

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For you Doctor Demento fans

Point taken. I can look for other options to avoid that type of design. I'll be letting it gain strength this year.

It would be scion grafts. It having rained like 22 out of the last 30 days, it's nice to be out side planning what's next for each tree. The trees and plants are waking up for sure around here.

Now is the time of the year to do grafts, correct?

Thanks Lance. I forgot about that. It's been awhile since I've read it in it's entirety.

I should have labeled pics, would have helped in getting advise. I was guessing at the species so you may be right, Procumbens. That photo is the back as I see it. This would be the front as I was trying to set the pad locations. I started to apply wire and stood there realizing I couldn't...

Here is a common juniper I got a few years back as received... This is today. I'm not quite getting the branch arrangement. Anyone see what I am missing or not getting? I know styling is subjective but I'd like several small pads just can't figure out how to best arrange them.

I did't see any kilns in Tokyo either. I am going to give him some ideas for what I'd like. As for price, not looking to break the bank and may seem cheap but say 50-75 $$ maybe more depending. I would think Koyo or Ino would still be more than that. A nice 6" - 8" pot. Ueno Green Club would...

My son will be in Tokyo in April visiting friends. I don't want to infringe on his fun searching, but would like him to pick me up a nice pot. Any recommendations?

Hey Joe, Mike Downey here. I'd be interested in a few of the zelcovas if you want. Did you collect them?

Put me in, please. thanks

That's cool. It'll give me some time to get some more stock to take grafts from. I've never attempted grafting and I've been really wanting to try and want to give myself the best chance at success.

Is now a good time to start scion grafting junipers? I live near Charlotte NC.

Have any pics of the grape?"

Congratulations, nice work.

I'm don't "collect" pots and until recently haven't thought about final pots for most of my trees but, the past 12 months I've been picking up pots when I could. I have a few Chinese pots from the early 90's when I started this journey, they looked cool then, now I see and understand the error...

Since i really I don't see them often in my area I had to pick up a Pyracantha. I dug around the roots and it has about an 1" base. I've read a lot of threads here and they seem to tolerate hard pruning. They also seem to root easily from cuttings. I'd like to get a tree about 6-8". As is it's...

Bring you own tree

Unfortunately ...pruning , when where and how. Foliage pad set up. As you can see they all at similar stage. A hurdle I don't seem to be able to jump. Sad, I know.

More options... Pfitzer Pfitzer Shimpaku 4"pot and a 6" Hollywood