just repotted all the trees and now letting them settle for a few years til i make them shorter and style them.
thanks guy been a long time coming
Simon
Finally Prunus Mume
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PeachSlices
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Finally Prunus Mume
I got 5 trees yay. thanks to astroboy for hooking me up with 5 trees that i ordered 8 years ago.
just repotted all the trees and now letting them settle for a few years til i make them shorter and style them.
thanks guy been a long time coming
Simon
just repotted all the trees and now letting them settle for a few years til i make them shorter and style them.
thanks guy been a long time coming
Simon
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Re: Finally Prunus Mume
They seem to be a little hard to track down at least in Melbourne. I managed to get a local bonsai nursery to part with one a few years back and it's in the ground now, they have beautiful flowers and a little earlier to flower than flowering plum (ume) and flowering cherry
In the blue darkening sky, the moon paints a pine tree.
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Re: Finally Prunus Mume
Nice to see. I would be wary about leaving the fruit on the tree too long as it could deprive the plant of energy.
Roger
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