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Flowering Cherry Progression
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Flowering Cherry Progression
Progression of a Cherry I got from Jow several years ago.
Cheers john m
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Re: Flowering Cherry Progression
Hi John
I am in love with this tree remarkable .what is the name this species
Is flowering cherry the name I search new to bonsai but would love one like this on my bench would break up the deciduous naked trees on my bench . How tall is this tree love the style mate .
Do you have other cherries or is this your only one .
Cheers
I am in love with this tree remarkable .what is the name this species
Is flowering cherry the name I search new to bonsai but would love one like this on my bench would break up the deciduous naked trees on my bench . How tall is this tree love the style mate .
Do you have other cherries or is this your only one .
Cheers
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Re: Flowering Cherry Progression
Forgive me that this looks more like a flowering apricot to me looking at the flowers. - Prunus Mume??
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Re: Flowering Cherry Progression
Stunning 
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Re: Flowering Cherry Progression
Lovely tree
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Re: Flowering Cherry Progression
Beautiful tree. I love this time of year and the flowering trees on display.
I'll be looking to develop one of these myself in the near future, once I get my hands on some material.
I'll be looking to develop one of these myself in the near future, once I get my hands on some material.
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