Flower pictures are always welcome, that's a nice one!
What have you bought in a moment of weakness, that you didn't need?
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Relic37
Yamadori
As I have grown older I often buy a duplicates of items I forgot I already have. My wife has repeatedly given me grief over this mindless habit. I have grown to accept it and even celebrate this poor memory issue because as time progresses, I will have accumulated "back-ups" for nearly everything I won. Can't find it in the shed? I bet I have a back-up in the garage...
ChristianDGreat
Shohin
Small Princess Persimmon 
I already promised myself to just buy more developed tree (not a small, stick in pots) since I dont have enough space anymore.
But I saw a Persimmon with red fruit, and cannot resist to take it home.
I already promised myself to just buy more developed tree (not a small, stick in pots) since I dont have enough space anymore.
But I saw a Persimmon with red fruit, and cannot resist to take it home.
amcoffeegirl
Masterpiece
Every plant I have ever bought was something that I didn’t need!
This goes with pots too!
It does bring me happiness though.
This goes with pots too!
It does bring me happiness though.
namnhi
Masterpiece
Bought another tree... in my defense it was a workshop tree. Texas Persimmon.
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Joe Dupre'
Omono
I bought a two-for-one pot deal from my club at one of our shows. Actually, they were oval trays about 1/2" deep and 10" long. About the only thing I could think of was to make a suiseki rock planting. It actually worked out well. It's a nice addition to my bonsai garden.
penumbra
Imperial Masterpiece
So you call them duplicates too? It is better than saying I forgot I had one already.
jerzyjerzy
Mame
Third battery-powered chainsaw... 
penumbra
Imperial Masterpiece
I have been a bit crazy spending my parents money (RIP). Aside from a new truck cameras, guns, and camping gear, relating to bonsai I have bought about 80 seedlings, half a dozen pre-bonsai, about a dozen pots, and I am going to pick up a more or less finished bonsai Ponderosa pine in about an hour or so.
Thanks Mom & Dad. Love you.
Thanks Mom & Dad. Love you.
namnhi
Masterpiece
Please show us your ponderosa pine when you have it in your possession.
mook1178
Sapling
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I really don't need this, but the dwarf size makes it OK
Cajunrider
Imperial Masterpiece
Well.
LadyRider often looks at me and shakes her head.
Me think I am her moment of weakness.
For me, it was a crotch rocket that could go 170 mph. Whether I ever got there is for no body to know.
LadyRider often looks at me and shakes her head.
Me think I am her moment of weakness.
For me, it was a crotch rocket that could go 170 mph. Whether I ever got there is for no body to know.
August
Chumono
For me it's a flat of grodan Rockwool. Way too advanced for me and its one piece so I'd pretty much have to use it all at once. Should have kept my receipt 
Edit: a flat as in one nursery tray's worth
Edit: a flat as in one nursery tray's worth
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
I once built a 1987 Toyota Supra... Made a twin turbo setup from Mercedes Diesel parts and chopping up a Jeep exhaust header...
I understand, friend.
I miss those speeds, still, sometimes...
Just not "worth it" anymore, I guess!
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
AlexJordan
Seedling
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It's always fun to try new things and experiment with different plants, so I think it's a great idea to give it a shot! Azaleas can be beautiful and rewarding plants to grow, and having a variety of cultivars in one pot can make for a stunning display. Just be sure to carefully separate and transplant them after they have finished blooming, and provide the necessary winter protection to help them thrive in your area. Good luck!
IzzyG
Shohin
NEVER regret buying go-fast things!I once built a 1987 Toyota Supra... Made a twin turbo setup from Mercedes Diesel parts and chopping up a Jeep exhaust header...
I understand, friend.
I miss those speeds, still, sometimes...
Just not "worth it" anymore, I guess!
I've been good with tree purchases as of late since I've only been looking to add value to the overall collection instead of just another tree. I was definitely proud when I visited Randy Knight's place and did not acquire a single tree! Non bonsai-related however, there's plenty on that list...
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