Growing Japanese Black Pine in Sydney
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Re: Growing Japanese Black Pine in Sydney
I found the calendar that goes with Dennis' notes. I was a student in his class for a few years, and we followed his notes, and I re-hashed his calendar so that it started in June and followed through the seasons. In class, We all followed his calendar and method for over one year and our Japanese Black Pines ware splendid. I thank Dennis for showing us that Black Pines are not such a mystery and not so difficult after all.
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Re: Growing Japanese Black Pine in Sydney
Much appreciated Leonarda.Leonarda wrote:I found the calendar that goes with Dennis' notes. I was a student in his class for a few years, and we followed his notes, and I re-hashed his calendar so that it started in June and followed through the seasons. In class, We all followed his calendar and method for over one year and our Japanese Black Pines ware splendid. I thank Dennis for showing us that Black Pines are not such a mystery and not so difficult after all.

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Re: Growing Japanese Black Pine in Sydney
Omg this is an awesome thread thanks again Ausbonsai
How do you think this would compair to QLD / Brisbane climate? I just wonder given we don't get as cold here
We seem to be weeks behind other states if im thinking about it right
like i have friends who need to use a fireplace weeks before it gets cold here
Regards
Wal

How do you think this would compair to QLD / Brisbane climate? I just wonder given we don't get as cold here
We seem to be weeks behind other states if im thinking about it right

Regards
Wal
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