plan on digging all the small stuff this yr plus some much bigger ones 
These trees are in 200mm pots an the last picture is of a medium size tree with bigger ones still to collect hehehe
Fresh from my chinese elm forrest
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Fresh from my chinese elm forrest
Got bored today so finnished work early an dug some elms plan on digging all the small stuff this yr plus some much bigger ones
These trees are in 200mm pots an the last picture is of a medium size tree with bigger ones still to collect hehehe
plan on digging all the small stuff this yr plus some much bigger ones These trees are in 200mm pots an the last picture is of a medium size tree with bigger ones still to collect hehehe
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Re: Fresh from my chinese elm forrest
Mate, they look good. Give them a couple years and they will have some great shape to them. Wish I had an elm Forrest to dig from. Keep us posted as they develop.
Josh.
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Re: Fresh from my chinese elm forrest
Collected another 3 i get a few more each week so ive got plenty to train in summer got 3 much bigger ones to collect but will dig them a bit later
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Re: Fresh from my chinese elm forrest
Are these the ones from the secret spot (behind your parents place)? 
They look good. I wonder how big the forest is going to be.
They look good. I wonder how big the forest is going to be.
Patience is often a surprise.
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Re: Fresh from my chinese elm forrest
went out to my elm forrest today wife cranky but got some good trees to work on hehehe 
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Re: Fresh from my chinese elm forrest
Are you planting them together as a forest?!?!?!
stop teasing me with your never ending stockpile of gnarly trees, i thought we were mates
stop teasing me with your never ending stockpile of gnarly trees, i thought we were mates
