fruit trees in general

Forum for discussion of Flowering and fuiting bonsai - Azalea, Serissa, Apricot etc.
User avatar
Petra
Aussie Bonsai Fan
Aussie Bonsai Fan
Posts: 703
Joined: July 13th, 2009, 11:46 pm
Favorite Species: Australian Natives
Bonsai Age: 7
Bonsai Club: NIL
Location: Western Plains N.S.W
Contact:

Re: fruit trees in general

Post by Petra »

:P Thanks Marc, after reading a few other posts i realised about the graft. Since your post i have gone with your idea in an aeral graft.(not with BigW's plant), but with the few peach trees here in the gardens. I had nothing to loose,so i took the plunged. I have done 4 aerals, as they explained. So fingers crossed see what happens hey. Thanks for your reply, was a big help. Cheers!
Learn from yesterday,live for today,hope for tomorrow.The important thing is, to not stop questioning. Albert Einstein...
Marc
Aussie Bonsai Fan
Aussie Bonsai Fan
Posts: 233
Joined: December 23rd, 2008, 11:07 am
Favorite Species: peppercorn
Bonsai Age: 20
Location: Melbourne

Re: fruit trees in general

Post by Marc »

you're welcome, show some pics of the progress as you go along.
User avatar
Chris
Aussie Bonsai Fan
Aussie Bonsai Fan
Posts: 804
Joined: May 30th, 2009, 11:39 pm
Favorite Species: all types
Bonsai Age: 2
Bonsai Club: The South Australian Bonsai Society
Location: Balaklava SA

Re: fruit trees in general

Post by Chris »

This is a 3 year old apricot tree a freind asked me to put it into a bonsai pot and give it back for christmas :)

there are actualy two trees there and they dident want them parted , so be it
You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
Last edited by Chris on August 17th, 2009, 10:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
NO TREE IS SAFE
Post Reply

Return to “Flowering and fruiting”