A Applicative Mame Messages 132 Reaction score 244 Location DFW Jul 31, 2024 #1 Looking for larger, further along material, priced accordingly!
Deep Sea Diver Imperial Masterpiece Messages 5,187 Reaction score 10,755 Location Bothell, WA USDA Zone 8b Aug 5, 2024 #2 Likely best to try Brussels Bonsai for Azaleas and Pines as a starter place. Usually stock quite a few Satsuki and used to stock pines…. Good Luck DSD sends
Likely best to try Brussels Bonsai for Azaleas and Pines as a starter place. Usually stock quite a few Satsuki and used to stock pines…. Good Luck DSD sends
Paradox Marine Bonsologist Messages 10,460 Reaction score 13,489 Location Long Island, NY USDA Zone 7a Aug 6, 2024 #3 Brussel's also has maples. Some are kind of pricy though
A Applicative Mame Messages 132 Reaction score 244 Location DFW Aug 6, 2024 #4 Thanks all, I have kept my eye on sho ju en as well. I've been hoping a bnutter may have a little higher /more interesting material.
Thanks all, I have kept my eye on sho ju en as well. I've been hoping a bnutter may have a little higher /more interesting material.
TrevorLarsen Chumono Messages 560 Reaction score 1,000 Location Salt Lake City, Utah USDA Zone 7a Aug 6, 2024 #5 I would check out Peter Tea’s site. Copper Wire | Ptbonsai www.ptbonsai.com As well as Cedar Rose, they have much more in spring, but it’s not developed material. Cedar Rose Nursery Cedar Rose Nursery cedarrosenursery.com
I would check out Peter Tea’s site. Copper Wire | Ptbonsai www.ptbonsai.com As well as Cedar Rose, they have much more in spring, but it’s not developed material. Cedar Rose Nursery Cedar Rose Nursery cedarrosenursery.com