I bought the plants in early August 2016, and they were just little wee things, but didn't take any photos then. I'll see if I can get back to his nursery when the ones he has in the ground are flowering. He seems to specialise in plants from Asia.
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Hi Nigel, you need to make an appointment to go into his nursery. It's more that he's a keen plantsman who sells, and he clearly wants to bring his favourite plants into his life here in Oz. His contact details are on gumtree, I think...or you can message him through ebay.
He's situated at Greenbank, just off Beaudesert Road.... and as for what age they flower, I have no idea, but apparently one of the photos on ebay is of one of his own trees. I do know he's got quite a few of them planted in his yard.
KIRKY wrote:Be aware that where the bend is, it is grafted.
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Kirky
Sir Kirky. Thank you for reminding me. i been to bunnings to get this today and all of their prunus nigra are grafted and straigh. is it ok to do it like that when i repotted or do i need to put on different angle?
kez wrote:I imagine Leong will have some in very soon
I went there this morning and he told me that he would not have japanese apricot this year. he only have 3 display this morning when i went there but i cant afford it.
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Ilithya
How much are the apricot on display in Leong's place?
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Sir Bon, i did not take pictures. but the small one that he had cost around $300 something and the big one almost $1400 45yrs old he said.
Thanks
Ilithya
I dont need to travel then. Thank you for saving my time and fuel
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New to forum; I picked up this flowering apricot from Bonsai South this weekend, saved it from Leong's 'to be potted' section. I was lucky as I've been looking for one for the last few years
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Ilithya, if it was mine I would plant it leaning a lot more to the right with the bend going towards the middle of the pot. Because it is already to thick to wire in movement planting it with a lean will give you that movement
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Kirky
kez wrote:I imagine Leong will have some in very soon
I went there this morning and he told me that he would not have japanese apricot this year. he only have 3 display this morning when i went there but i cant afford it.
Thanks
Ilithya
How much are the apricot on display in Leong's place?
Thanks
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Sir Bon, i did not take pictures. but the small one that he had cost around $300 something and the big one almost $1400 45yrs old he said.
Thanks
Ilithya
I dont need to travel then. Thank you for saving my time and fuel
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New to forum; I picked up this flowering apricot from Bonsai South this weekend, saved it from Leong's 'to be potted' section. I was lucky as I've been looking for one for the last few years
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Hello Yumcha, when did you get this? i went to Leong last week and today but he dont have one. how much did you pay for it if you dont mine asking?