The growing field

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The growing field

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Yes it is finally happening !!! Fenced off in 6ft cyclone with 240 lineal metre's by 1metre wide garden beds. Specialising in JM, TM, JBP, Radiata,some aussie natives and various exotic yamadori. The first 75mts are almost planted out. We will be learning more as we go , however our passion for truth and excellence will prevail in our quest !!! We look forward to delivering, possibly some of the best stock this country's seen. I will post results and progressions as i have the time and see fit. Book mark this one kids !!!

These Yamadori ash are not shot from the fronts. They all do have excellent character and movement !!!
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This is just one japanese maple, pot grown from seed for 3 yrs, with an excellent spread and flare.

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A couple of rows of tridents and JMp's, some whips some pre grown and trained in pots. Oh and a bad arse yamadori plum in the back ground.

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I would like to introduce you all to Caine Barry. This young man is the future of Australian Bonsai. All of 13 yrs old and he just gets it !!! In just a few hours he prepped over 20 trees for me to plant out. He instantly can see where the tree is and also give you a couple of options. If there is no tree he'll tell you, you need to push low buds. I was excited and inspired to work along side this young man yesterday.
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Very impressive Ant., looks like you've been busy. It's great to see that kind of dedication going towards producing good bonsai material.
Keep it updated! :tu:
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Nice one Antonio , mate i hope your prepared for the weeds or will the young bloke have the privi' .Cheers Alpine
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:cool: nice plot you have there! must be nice to have some open space and some plans for the future :tu: :mrgreen:
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Post by daiviet_nguyen »

Ah, so this is why you had been quiet :aussie: I am sure under your care, these will turn out great.

Antonio, might I suggest some grafted white pine as well? I know the stocks are expensive.

Please send my best regards to master Barry.

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Good stuff Antonio, growing young trees and young minds.
:tu: Outstanding :tu:
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Looking good Antt. No doubt these will become good bonsai stock under your care.
Keep up the good work. My thumb up for the young bonsai man too.
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Hey gang, we planted out a bunch of pre trained Jbp's and radiata's yesterday. Also a bunch of yama Hawthorn's. Here are a couple of 3 yr old Jbp seedlings that have been in training a little over 12 months. :hooray:

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anttal63 wrote:Hey gang, we planted out a bunch of pre trained Jbp's and radiata's yesterday. Also a bunch of yama Hawthorn's. Here are a couple of 3 yr old Jbp seedlings that have been in training a little over 12 months. :hooray:

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That wire ain't coming out! How are the roots on the JBP? I find that to be the part most lacking on most JBP nursery stock
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looking good... (even better in real life :tu: ) Hmmmm all those trees... sooo much work... :lost:
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A radiata ready to go in the ground, training trunks for live vein and deadwoods ... :tu: :tu: :tu:
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Gabriel comes up well after a wiring too !!!
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18 months from the beginning and WOW !!! A big thanks to my partner for the up keep on the yard. Not an easy task !!! We re winning mate !!! :tu:

Amongst the Tridents
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Plum
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Japanese Maple
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Integra
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Radiata
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JBP with cones ( the cones got pulled off after this shot. No use wasting the trees energy when you can buy good seeds !!! )
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Hey ant... What kind of car is that white on on the right lined up next to the others behind he-man Gab?
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The land of promise there Tony, that plum looks very saucy :whistle:
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