I have 23 of them in total (some are in slightly bigger pots not in the last photo)
I also have some more to sow shortly which I bought from Scott Roxburgh (cheers Scott
)
The Birth of Japanese Black Pines
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Well all of my JBP babies survived winter
I have 23 of them in total (some are in slightly bigger pots not in the last photo)
I also have some more to sow shortly which I bought from Scott Roxburgh (cheers Scott )
I have 23 of them in total (some are in slightly bigger pots not in the last photo)
I also have some more to sow shortly which I bought from Scott Roxburgh (cheers Scott
)
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Just a quick update on my pine seedlings. I am planning on potting them up soon, I am just waiting on more diatomite. Also my seedlings from Scott are cranking along nicely 
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Scott Roxburgh wrote:Update? Any wiring going on?
Life has been very busy of late, but I did put some wire on a few. They are in need of potting up. Some have grown strong, others not so much but all are still alive and kicking.
I am busy getting the last of my repotting of my deciduous trees done atm before I turn my attention back to these and some others.
The problem is I have too many trees to manage properly atm (and I am running out of space as these get potted up) so will be looking at selling some of these.
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I would love to help you with your situationLuke308 wrote:The problem is I have too many trees to manage properly atm (and I am running out of space as these get potted up) so will be looking at selling some of these.Scott Roxburgh wrote:Update? Any wiring going on?
I've been looking for a while for a pine to add to my collection. Have sent you a PMLaurie
