Entire Exquisite Bonsai Collection for Sale

Ummm…I think there’s something missing in this listing…🤔
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And here’s Arthur Fonzarelli to help us out. Fonzie, do you know what’s missing from this picture..
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Not only is CaliforniA misspelled in the listing, it’s misspelled 8 more times in the description! 🤣
https://www.ebay.com/itm/314826327458
hows that college education working out for all of y’all at Shiba Inu deals? I mean y’all do live in americas 31st state after all…don’t ya?
 
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What worries me more than Shiba Uni or the extent of Olivia's alleged wisdom, is the potential state of the root systems of all trees that are alive after the watering disaster. I really feel for the owner, it's honestly one of the worst ways to lose trees, especially when it's so many. I also understand part of the fun dying with the trees, been there too, sadly. It still hurts and you can know I cried.
The ones here that took the biggest hit, after the dead ones, are still sulking a bit. I'd like to see them make it through the winter before the final jury comes out on their health status. California winter might not be a problem, haven't been there and can't tell, but I know I'd feel much better seeing some fresh new year's growth emerge first. Especially before considering selling. Or buying! Not to speak of bringing them to a different (micro)climate.

Would you buy a tree that's been on the verge of death in the same growing season? What if the prices were really low? What if the seller was notable? (All) purely hypothetical of course.
 
Tentakelaertje said:
What worries me more than Shiba Uni or the extent of Olivia's alleged wisdom, is the potential state of the root systems of all trees that are alive after the watering disaster. I really feel for the owner, it's honestly one of the worst ways to lose trees, especially when it's so many. I also understand part of the fun dying with the trees, been there too, sadly. It still hurts and you can know I cried.
The ones here that took the biggest hit, after the dead ones, are still sulking a bit. I'd like to see them make it through the winter before the final jury comes out on their health status. California winter might not be a problem, haven't been there and can't tell, but I know I'd feel much better seeing some fresh new year's growth emerge first. Especially before considering selling. Or buying! Not to speak of bringing them to a different (micro)climate.

Would you buy a tree that's been on the verge of death in the same growing season? What if the prices were really low? What if the seller was notable? (All) purely hypothetical of course.
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Hello, excellent points - the owner wanted to me add that this happened a long time ago and the trees have recovered since, and we have had sold the Juniper very recently successfully and the customer was more than ecstatic from what I have been told.

Successful sale: https://www.ebay.com/itm/314826346929
19Mateo83 said:
Ummm…I think there’s something missing in this listing…🤔


And here’s Arthur Fonzarelli to help us out. Fonzie, do you know what’s missing from this picture..


Not only is CaliforniA misspelled in the listing, it’s misspelled 8 more times in the description! 🤣
https://www.ebay.com/itm/314826327458
hows that college education working out for all of y’all at Shiba Inu deals? I mean y’all do live in americas 31st state after all…don’t ya?
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Thank you - corrections will be made. We are doing great and are continuing to look for more customers and serious buyers.
 
"continuing to look for more customers and serious buyers". Oh boy oh boy, we'd sure like to help you out but I think about zero % of the population here has any faith in you and/or what you're trying to do. Maybe consider moving on?
 
Man yall must know something I don't because yea those prices are a little high but relatively to what? Facebook.... eBay.... the flea market..... if I spent 20 years developing my boxwood tree's and hopefully I will ,,,you are going to have to pay me for not going on vacation sometimes because i don't have bonsai friends close enough to take care or make sure they don't crook...watering... feeding... for 20 years worth.. I see people regularly pay 2k for tree's that take that long to develop.. i haven't seen a boxwood that nice in a couple of months on Facebook auctions ....maybe my newish eye's don't understand that you can make a tree like that in 3 years but I doubt it,,, and besides my time is worth something.. and setting the price too low will get all your work killed by some dude that has no business buying something that took that long to build.i bet the really good stuff he sold much cheaper to friends that knows what they are doing if I'm selling to a random person I'm going to set the price so high they learn to take care of it... or give it away to the right people
 
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MMJNICE said:
Man yall must know something I don't because yea those prices are a little high but relatively to what? Facebook.... eBay.... the flea market..... if I spent 20 years developing my boxwood tree's and hopefully I will ,,,you are going to have to pay me for not going on vacation sometimes because i don't have bonsai friends close enough to take care or make sure they don't crook...watering... feeding... for 20 years worth.. I see people regularly pay 2k for tree's that take that long to develop.. i haven't seen a boxwood that nice in a couple of months on Facebook auctions ....maybe my newish eye's don't understand that you can make a tree like that in 3 years but I doubt it,,, and besides my time is worth something.. and setting the price too low will get all your work killed by some dude that has no business buying something that took that long to build.i bet the really good stuff he sold much cheaper to friends that knows what they are doing if I'm selling to a random person I'm going to set the price so high they learn to take care of it... or give it away to the right people
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Yes - these are very old specimen. Once more, all prices are negotiable for anyone interested in placing an order. Thank you.
 
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Absolutely stellar. Thank you Bonsai Nut forum!
 
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