Hokkaido Elm

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nice Ken that bark is wicked, i am even more envious now :mrgreen: :D

pup and brett, thanks for the info on that, it helped me understand, much appreciated :D

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Thanks Ken and Brett.
It is different from mine as I have said, and the name mine was imported under makes it even more interesting. There are quite a few very nice examples of your type of tree in Korea.

Again thanks Guys ;) Pup
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Thanks KC is that seiju leaves compared to Rays Hokkaido?
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Bretts wrote:Thanks KC is that seiju leaves compared to Rays Hokkaido?
Nope.
Bother the leaves in the foto are on the same plant.
The large ones are where it has regressed to its original type

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very nice. was just out at ray's, they look great in person...
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did you get one ?:-)
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negative. saw a corky bark elm and grabbed that one...my wife only lets me get one tree per visit. she doesn't understand, bless her.
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LZRD84 wrote:negative. saw a corky bark elm...my wife only lets me get one tree per visit. gotta love marriage. wink wink.

i would of drove around the block then went back :lol: :roll: ;) :D that would count as another visit yes??? :lol: :lol:

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:lol:
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Hey KC,

When do you plan on doing the air layer?
I have a Seiju and am planning to do an air layer but not sure when is the best time.

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