Hi guys,
the twin trunk and Fig number 6 are both sold.Out of this batch only number 4 & 5 are still available
Thanks to the purchasers and to the others who sent PMs. Stay tuned as I will list some more
cheers
Dave
SUMO FIGS FOR SALE
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Re: SUMO FIGS FOR SALE
LOL, will do.......I'll use my protractor!!! BFDave54 wrote: Just realized I trimmed the can again...SORRY you'll have to use youe imagination.
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Re: SUMO FIGS FOR SALE
Hi Dave,
Just letting you know that the Sumo arrived today, and I couldn't be happier. Thank you so much!
There was obviously a lot of care and effort put into the packing, which ensured its safe journey.
And the tree itself is magnificent, and as an amateur, reflects my most prized tree now
I haven't listened to the CD yet, but I wonder if there are any guidelines to follow to ensure the continued fattening of the root system?
Thank you again
Just letting you know that the Sumo arrived today, and I couldn't be happier. Thank you so much!
There was obviously a lot of care and effort put into the packing, which ensured its safe journey.
And the tree itself is magnificent, and as an amateur, reflects my most prized tree now
I haven't listened to the CD yet, but I wonder if there are any guidelines to follow to ensure the continued fattening of the root system?
Thank you again
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Re: SUMO FIGS FOR SALE
Hi Emoska,
sincerely happy that you are pleased with your purchase and I thank you for the kind comments.
I'm sure the little Fig will appreciate your Qld temps rather than the freezing nights in the Hunter valley.
Mate I'm sure you'll find plenty of good oil on the CD, but remember to read it as it is not an audio CD but a book on disc.
Enjoy the read and thanks again
cheers
Dave
sincerely happy that you are pleased with your purchase and I thank you for the kind comments.
I'm sure the little Fig will appreciate your Qld temps rather than the freezing nights in the Hunter valley.
Mate I'm sure you'll find plenty of good oil on the CD, but remember to read it as it is not an audio CD but a book on disc.
Enjoy the read and thanks again
cheers
Dave
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Re: SUMO FIGS FOR SALE
well wot a great job in the packing my tree come today and it is exelent
ive looked threw the cd and seems i will be reading every dam bit of it
thanks again as the fig now sit's with the rest of my figs
thanks again for the special care you took in packing
very happy am i
ive looked threw the cd and seems i will be reading every dam bit of it
thanks again as the fig now sit's with the rest of my figs
thanks again for the special care you took in packing
very happy am i
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Re: SUMO FIGS FOR SALE
Thanks L.
Always glad to have another happy customer.
You know what thought just came to mind as I read your posting, the fact that the late Ruth Brown grew these figs from seed in 1980.
When I purchased about 200 of them in 1998, I kept what I considered the best potential for myself and the rest I sold through the markets after I developed them to a saleable stage.
Some I potted up to grow into larger specimens and others I cut and grew to develop Sumos (short fat) with great taper.
These that I am selling are probably within a group of the last 20 that I have left, probably half dozen of which I will keep.
I have sold from Rockhampton to South Australia and each purchaser has been delighted and a little part of Ruth Brown has been spread around the country and will live on forever.
Maybe that's what bonsai is!!!
cheers
Dave
PS Hope you enjoy the "Bonsai Ramblings" CD
Always glad to have another happy customer.
You know what thought just came to mind as I read your posting, the fact that the late Ruth Brown grew these figs from seed in 1980.
When I purchased about 200 of them in 1998, I kept what I considered the best potential for myself and the rest I sold through the markets after I developed them to a saleable stage.
Some I potted up to grow into larger specimens and others I cut and grew to develop Sumos (short fat) with great taper.
These that I am selling are probably within a group of the last 20 that I have left, probably half dozen of which I will keep.
I have sold from Rockhampton to South Australia and each purchaser has been delighted and a little part of Ruth Brown has been spread around the country and will live on forever.
Maybe that's what bonsai is!!!
cheers
Dave
PS Hope you enjoy the "Bonsai Ramblings" CD
