Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
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Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
After going through some old Bonsai in California booklets, I found an Article suggesting olives be collected in the hotter months.
Some nice movement in those trunks, be good to see where they decide to bud from.
Some nice movement in those trunks, be good to see where they decide to bud from.
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Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
Good work Ozzy - I like image 2 (the first one) - How soon can you get it up to Brissy fro me.
Jon
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Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
Yeah, makes sense to get them in their growing period, more likely to throw shoots and roots out you'd think, they are a wierd one though, I've dug them in April before and they've started throwing buds out in the middle of Winter ... go figure eh, they usually bud from every concievable place on the trunk too which makes branch placement easy.Asus101 wrote:I found an Article suggesting olives be collected in the hotter months.
Some nice movement in those trunks, be good to see where they decide to bud from.
Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
Jon Chown wrote: How soon can you get it up to Brissy fro me.
Jon
As soon as I get the cheque for it.
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Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
nice yamadori ozzy,
i love these things, it seems the harder you smash em, the more they love you
i love these things, it seems the harder you smash em, the more they love you
inspired by nature,
considered superior to nature.
considered superior to nature.
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Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
Ozzy next time I come down, Ill try organize some stuff with you.
See if we can get some hawthorn in winter too.
See if we can get some hawthorn in winter too.
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Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
Who do I make it out to and for how much?As soon as I get the cheque for it.
Jon
Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
Yeah I couldn't do anything when you came down the other day sorry, I know where theirs billions of Hawthorns but unfortunatly they're all as straight as an arrow no movement whatsoever ... boring!Asus101 wrote:Ozzy next time I come down, Ill try organize some stuff with you.
See if we can get some hawthorn in winter too.
Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
Jon Chown wrote:Who do I make it out to and for how much?As soon as I get the cheque for it.
Jon
Hey John ... we better make sure it regenerates first before we get too carried away, but I'm sure it will then we can talk turkey.
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Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
ozzy wrote:Yeah I couldn't do anything when you came down the other day sorry, I know where theirs billions of Hawthorns but unfortunatly they're all as straight as an arrow no movement whatsoever ... boring!Asus101 wrote:Ozzy next time I come down, Ill try organize some stuff with you.
See if we can get some hawthorn in winter too.
Ahh but hawthorns are sort by their aged bark, movement is no issue.
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Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
Hey Qzzy, I can wait, but I am serious.Hey John ... we better make sure it regenerates first before we get too carried away, but I'm sure it will then we can talk turkey.
Jon
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Re: Picked up a couple more olives yesterday.
how many you want jon? Ill go hunting for a few just for you.
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