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    Akadama - 18lbs small granule - LA Pickup ONLY

    I have a box of small-sized Akadama soil I bought on Ebay from House of Bonsai. They sell them for 25 dollars plus 19 shipping. Any takers at 20 bucks for the box? I only opened it for the photos, it's completely full. Located in Van Nuys, CA; and LOCAL PICKUP ONLY, please.
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    Ginseng Ficus Progression

    Picked the tree up on ebay for 90 bucks BIN. Looked like it had potential. Here it as when I got it NOV 2014: Here it was this weekend: And here it is now: Back: I never got a good candidate for my main low branch on the right side. Last summer, I attempted my first ever graft by...
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    Crabapple Clump Project

    I've had this Crabapple (don't know the variety, sorry) for a couple years now. Started as a little shrub of prebonsai material, which I selected for its trunk movement and nice lower branching (the radial rooted flaring base was a nice surprise). In my vision, this will be the center trunk of a...
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    Some Ficus Shohin Repottings

    My Tiger Barks are waking up early this year, so I'm starting to the repot. The first one, I call the Peanut Butter Ficus (it'll make sense momentarily). It was purchased at a regular nursery and was growing next to a schefflera in the same pot. I found that it had large tuber roots under the...
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    4 Artists Paint 1 Tree

    I thought I'd share this interesting video from an old Disney TV program. It depicts four different artists (all Disney greats) each painting a picture of the same tree, showing how different eyes interpret the same subject. One of the artists, Marc Davis (designer of the Haunted Mansion and...
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    Fat Japanese Maple, where to chop?

    Just picked up this fat kashima palmatum. The top is a jumble of options, I plan on trying for some cuttings. I bought it with the intent of some sort of sumo, but I'm not sure how far I should take it down. Thoughts on where to cut? I'm not afraid of starting from a stump, as that was the...
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    Sumo Japanese Quince Material

    Doesn't sound right together, does it? I found this interesting unlabeled thornless flowering quince at the nursery today. At first it looked like a bunch of suckers, but looking closer revealed a bird nest style "trunk" of tigthly gnarled trunks and roots about the shape of a big fat pine cone...
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