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wow
Jon does this qualify for the wow factor?
I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. This is the tree that Haysh Moeboar from Holland wanted to take back with him. Pup
It is one of my favorite trees approx 5 years ago on a trip to our sons in Denmark WA.I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. This is the tree that Haysh Moeboar from Holland wanted to take back with him. Pup
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Re: wow
WOW
This would be up there with one of my favourites of your trees pup
This would be up there with one of my favourites of your trees pup
It's too bad your in such a hurry cause the stories I could tell you, Bushels and baskets of stories, hole crates full of stories. But if you can spare a moment I will tell you one story.
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Re: wow
I don't know.... it leans too far to the right, bark looks too white. Oh and we all know brown pots are sooo last year....
Young and hostile but not stupid.
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Re: wow
Asus101 wrote:I don't know.... it leans too far to the right, bark looks too white. Oh and we all know brown pots are sooo last year....
great sense of humour asus
inspired by nature,
considered superior to nature.
considered superior to nature.
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Ya bloody hoon what would ya knowAsus101 wrote:I don't know.... it leans too far to the right, bark looks too white. Oh and we all know brown pots are sooo last year....
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Re: wow
obviously a lot more than you.. you beginner.....Pup wrote:Ya bloody hoon what would ya knowAsus101 wrote:I don't know.... it leans too far to the right, bark looks too white. Oh and we all know brown pots are sooo last year....
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OOOOOhh!!Asus101 wrote:obviously a lot more than you.. you beginner.....Pup wrote:Ya bloody hoon what would ya knowAsus101 wrote:I don't know.... it leans too far to the right, bark looks too white. Oh and we all know brown pots are sooo last year....
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Asus101 wrote:obviously a lot more than you.. you beginner.....Pup wrote:Ya bloody hoon what would ya knowAsus101 wrote:I don't know.... it leans too far to the right, bark looks too white. Oh and we all know brown pots are sooo last year....
OH NO HE DIDNT!!!!
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Now now you little boys. What would Mummy say
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Lovely Pup!
Nothin more needs saying really
Nothin more needs saying really
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Re: wow
It is a windswept !!semi cascade Melaleuca rhaphiophylla of course what else from Pupteejay wrote:Awesome Pup, but what is it?
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Not a lot just whack me behind the ear.stymie wrote:Now now you little boys. What would Mummy say
His mother would get fined for it!! Pup
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Re: wow
It sure does Pup. Excellent work on this one mate, the branch structure is coming along fine.Jon does this qualify for the wow factor?
Hey Steven - another one for the Gallery!!
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Re: wow
Hi,
I second the gallery suggestion.
Would you please tell us how long has this one been in your care for Pup?
By the colour, I think the pot is Chinese?
Would I repeat somebody if I say that the tree and the pot marry up perfectly.
Regards,
Viet.
I second the gallery suggestion.
Would you please tell us how long has this one been in your care for Pup?
By the colour, I think the pot is Chinese?
Would I repeat somebody if I say that the tree and the pot marry up perfectly.
Regards,
Viet.