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Leptosperum rotundifolium Flowers........
Hi all , I have had this leptosperum rotundifolium (thanks to Shibui and his I.D skills ) for several years. I have been working on building ramification and always cut it back pretty hard. I would love to see some flowers ,it is putting on a growth spurt now, normally I would cut it back. What are the odds on getting a flower or two if I let this growth or is it to late? Excuse the pretty shoddy wiring Thanks John.
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Re: Leptosperum rotundifolium Flowers........
Pretty sure you'd be cutting off the flowers if you prune it now.
Mine are flowering at the moment, and I think Spring is pretty much their flowering season
Mine are flowering at the moment, and I think Spring is pretty much their flowering season
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Re: Leptosperum rotundifolium Flowers........
Hi All ,
I have posted this one previously ,but this year I have finally been blessed with some flowers .Not a huge crop but enough to put a smile on my face. Cheers John.
I have posted this one previously ,but this year I have finally been blessed with some flowers .Not a huge crop but enough to put a smile on my face. Cheers John.
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Re: Leptosperum rotundifolium Flowers........
Good stuff John. I like the cake and indeed, I like the cake tin too - who made the pot, if I may ask.melbrackstone wrote:Icing on the cake!
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Re: Leptosperum rotundifolium Flowers........
Hi Mark ,
The Pot is from Erin Bonsai in England. Picked up a nice stash several years ago when the Aussie Dollar had a steller run.
The Pot is from Erin Bonsai in England. Picked up a nice stash several years ago when the Aussie Dollar had a steller run.
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Re: Leptosperum rotundifolium Flowers........
As always. Love your work John.
Love the flowers. Just before lepto flowers open up they also look so beautiful.
Love the flowers. Just before lepto flowers open up they also look so beautiful.
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I style Bonsai naturally, just as they would appear in the wild.
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Bonsai: Casuarina Leptospermum Banksia Phebalium Baeckea Melalueca Ficus
Growing Australian natives as Bonsai: viewtopic.php?p=289480#p289480
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Re: Leptosperum rotundifolium Flowers........
Well played!boom64 wrote:Hi Mark ,
The Pot is from Erin Bonsai in England. Picked up a nice stash several years ago when the Aussie Dollar had a steller run.
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Mmm, good flowers, great rugged looking bonsai and great pot. What more could a young man ask for? Congratulations.
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Re: Leptosperum rotundifolium Flowers........
Erin make beautiful pots indeed . I have 15 or so 7 years ago . almost have none nowboom64 wrote:Hi Mark ,
The Pot is from Erin Bonsai in England. Picked up a nice stash several years ago when the Aussie Dollar had a steller run.
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Re: Leptosperum rotundifolium Flowers........
Best thing about Victor Harris is that he offers free postage if you buy 5 or more. https://erinbonsai.com/ I'm a regular on his website. 
It's between Vic and Marie Hewartson as to whose pots I own more of.... hmm...does that make sense?
It's between Vic and Marie Hewartson as to whose pots I own more of.... hmm...does that make sense?
