nathanbs
Omono
Olive stump from Bob Shimon
Elm volunteer out of a yard in Louisiana
Elm volunteer out of a yard in Louisiana
Show us your Urban Yamadori
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Poink88
Imperial Masterpiece
Congrats, you are the 2nd person to call me that.
Nice to see the pack is getting together!!!
Nybonsai12
Masterpiece
I have had countless Pms with other members in how Dario is the laughing stock of the forum. I suggest we all start reporting his posts. With enough numbers we can have him banned for the constant trolling.
nathanbs
Omono
ok last one
Olive stump acquired from Sam Adina and then split into 3 pieces and one root cutting. Went from 1 shitty stump to at least 2 phenomenal ones
Olive stump acquired from Sam Adina and then split into 3 pieces and one root cutting. Went from 1 shitty stump to at least 2 phenomenal ones
Dav4
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Nathan, those all look like BIG trees...are they all yours? Very nice material...that olive from Sam is NICE...but that pomegranate is unbelievable!
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Nybonsai12
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Dav4
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Nybonsai12
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Oh it's definitely Pom Pom trash. I just hate throwing out something that is alive. I'll mail it to you for free if your boy Tom Brady gets me some serious fantasy pts this weekend!
nathanbs
Omono
Congrats, you are the 2nd person to call me that.
Nice to see the pack is getting together!!!
Dude seriously cut it out. You have a lot to offer here, don't dig this hole so deep you cant get out. There are plenty on here myself included that appreciate your contribution but this has gotten way out of hand and Im starting to lose respect.
nathanbs
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yes mine all mine. Ahahahahahahaha(in my best taking over the world voice)
jkd2572
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Five feet tall bald cypress cut down from 20 foot tall tree. Third year after collection.
PaulH
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Dav4
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You two are incredibly fortunate to be able to dig material like that without having to hop on a plane first
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Wee
Chumono
Jeremy.....Yours and John's bald cypress trees are the reason I'm trying to find a place to collect some myself.....Awesome BC you got there.
Nathanbs.....Thanks for posting all the pics of actual Yamadori...I was afraid this thread was going to turn into a vacation pic thread just to prove a point.
Brian
Nathanbs.....Thanks for posting all the pics of actual Yamadori...I was afraid this thread was going to turn into a vacation pic thread just to prove a point.
Brian
Vance Wood
Lord Mugo
Sorry about that but your buddy is a condescending arrogant full of himself dilitante who thinks he knows everything about bonsai. He is truly a legend in his own mind. I was making an attempt to show him an easy and better way of posting pictures when after re-reading all of his posts I discovered he simply does not care about this forum or the people on it. As far as he is concerned all of us can kiss his arse.
Comments and critique always welcome. No need to sugar coat, brutal truth welcome & encouraged.
His words, his hubris.
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lordy
Omono
collected yews
I dug these last fall at a nursery that closed years ago. Occasionally the current owner lets clubs come in and dig anything they want for $25 per tree. I was running out of time and grabbed the tall one, then of course saw the other when making my way back to the car.
I dug these last fall at a nursery that closed years ago. Occasionally the current owner lets clubs come in and dig anything they want for $25 per tree. I was running out of time and grabbed the tall one, then of course saw the other when making my way back to the car.
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Neli
Omono
Love the second one...very nice. Any progress report?
gergwebber
Shohin
Common privet:
I need to update this trees thread, but it is growing so slow, not much to report.
Alder
Alnus spp. (probably glutinosa)
I got this tree from my old Junior College, it grew out of a crack in some pavement. It got smashed repeatedly every time someone stepped into a bed to get to a hose bib. It is growing in a form that mimics one of my all time favorite blue oaks, a tree that has been living as a blow down tree for decades.
Ditch water elm:
I can't wait to chop this tree this spring! really though! I look at the chop sites at least once a week, salivating, with pruners in hand. Also I would love to know what is happening with the roots. I suspect it needs a much tighter pot also this spring. Perhaps a flat?
I need to update this trees thread, but it is growing so slow, not much to report.
Alder
Alnus spp. (probably glutinosa)
I got this tree from my old Junior College, it grew out of a crack in some pavement. It got smashed repeatedly every time someone stepped into a bed to get to a hose bib. It is growing in a form that mimics one of my all time favorite blue oaks, a tree that has been living as a blow down tree for decades.
Ditch water elm:
I can't wait to chop this tree this spring! really though! I look at the chop sites at least once a week, salivating, with pruners in hand. Also I would love to know what is happening with the roots. I suspect it needs a much tighter pot also this spring. Perhaps a flat?
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bonhe
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Thanks for the great topic, so everyone can share his/her trees in the short version.
This giant pomegranate was acquired from my friend who dug it 5 years ago.
A lot of deadwood to begin with!
This Spring.
This Summer.
and this Fall.
Its final style!
Bonhe
This giant pomegranate was acquired from my friend who dug it 5 years ago.
A lot of deadwood to begin with!
This Spring.
This Summer.
and this Fall.
Its final style!
Bonhe
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bonhe
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Another pomegranate was dug few years ago.
Bonhe
Bonhe
