Flowering cherry mame
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Flowering cherry mame
Here is a little tree I have been playing with for a few years.
Here it is in spring 09.
and here it is today before wiring. I defoliated about two weeks ago.
and after wiring.
and this is from above showing how I keep my mame and shohin tree moist during our hot dry summers. I only water these when the other trees get water.
Here it is in spring 09.
and here it is today before wiring. I defoliated about two weeks ago.
and after wiring.
and this is from above showing how I keep my mame and shohin tree moist during our hot dry summers. I only water these when the other trees get water.
Jarrod
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Re: Flowering cherry mame
Thanks for the replies guys. Unfortunately no I dont know what species it is. It is a white flower. I will see if I have a photo of it from spring. It was brought as a starter from collectors corner. Tagged as prunus mume. But I'm not sure it is.
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Re: Flowering cherry mame
Hi Jarrod,
Prunus mume refers to flowering apricot which is a classic Japanese bonsai subject. Really good bonsai material
Craig
Prunus mume refers to flowering apricot which is a classic Japanese bonsai subject. Really good bonsai material
Craig
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Re: Flowering cherry mame
Sorry Craig, bit of a mis communication. I am aware that prunus mume is flowering apircot. Though I am not sure this is one. I believe this is a cherry. I'll show you next time it flowers. Cheers.
Jarrod
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Re: Flowering cherry mame
I have just done a bit of looking at prunus mume images. And it could be a prunus mume. It's flower is similar to the one on the right of this image but white.
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Re: Flowering cherry mame
Hi Jarrod,
As you probably know prunus mume come in lots of colours I hope it is one for you sake.
Craig.
As you probably know prunus mume come in lots of colours I hope it is one for you sake.
Craig.
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Re: Flowering cherry mame
After looking at more pics I think it might be prunus mume, though I am happy with how this tree is coming along, so I won't lose sleep over it.
Jarrod
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Re: Flowering cherry mame
R.I.P
This was the only tree that didn't get the attention it need while i was gone why couldn't it be one of the crap stock trees
Should count my blessing that this was the only one.... The rest are powering on!
This was the only tree that didn't get the attention it need while i was gone why couldn't it be one of the crap stock trees
Should count my blessing that this was the only one.... The rest are powering on!
Jarrod
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Re: Flowering cherry mame
thats a shame jezz, that was a nice little tree and wass going to be a corker
so all the rest of the trees are good?
so all the rest of the trees are good?
SHOHIN YAKUZA!!!
taking the top half of trees of since 2005!
and growing trees for the future generations! 50+ year plans
taking the top half of trees of since 2005!
and growing trees for the future generations! 50+ year plans
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Re: Flowering cherry mame
That is a huge disappointment Jarrod. That is a feeling a lot of us have experienced with unfortunately more to come. Yes it always seems to be thee one.
I am sure you will one day find another so keep smiling.
Cheers Pup
I am sure you will one day find another so keep smiling.
Cheers Pup
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