These are all miniature tree's bar one grown from cuttings over the last 4 years.
Each tree will be shown on its own, with its name and some description, then on a Mame rack. As a whole display.
[Category 1] Miniature natives
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Pup
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[Category 1] Miniature natives
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Mojo Moyogi
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Re: [Category 1] Miniature natives
Very nice Pup, an excellent return for a few years work. Here's proof that trees don't necessarily have to be 20 plus years old (or claimed to be 20 plus years old - as many retailers will do with a 5 year old tree 
) to be desirable.
Cheers
MM
) to be desirable. Cheers
MM
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Glenda
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Re: [Category 1] Miniature natives
Pup,
Your trees are truly inspirational. I love them all.
Glenda
Your trees are truly inspirational. I love them all.
Glenda
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Re: [Category 1] Miniature natives
Pup, i just love them mate. i have to get my head around doing more minis as i do like them. 
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Re: [Category 1] Miniature natives
and I need to spend a bit more time with natives. Pup has shown that is not only possible but they look great too.
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alpineart
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Re: [Category 1] Miniature natives
Magic trees Pup , i'm trying a couple of natives , nothing worth posting but yours are truly inspirational .Thanks for sharing them .Cheers
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gollum
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Re: [Category 1] Miniature natives
very nice
thanks for showing
I like them all but M. lanceolata is most appealing...does this species have a common name?
thanks for showing
I like them all but M. lanceolata is most appealing...does this species have a common name?
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MelaQuin
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Re: [Category 1] Miniature natives
You have a simply super talent of picking the right pot for your trees. These trees are really lovely. Good work.
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Re: [Category 1] Miniature natives
Very nice Pup, I hope you realize how much we enjoy viewing these gems.
Gerard
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Hawaiian77
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Re: [Category 1] Miniature natives
Howzit Pup,
Really great work mate!!
Because I live in a condo I can have only so much large tress and I'm at my quota. Now I"m looking into doing Shohin bonsai. Mahalo for the inspiration.
-Tim
Really great work mate!!
Because I live in a condo I can have only so much large tress and I'm at my quota. Now I"m looking into doing Shohin bonsai. Mahalo for the inspiration. -Tim
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