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kas wrote:

de_keizer wrote:are they strickly pick up or are you willing to post them as id love to have that corky elm but im in sydney

I'll do some investigations..... I've never posted a bonsai before so I'll have to work out a few things .

Can anyone out there help who has posted a bonsai before??

Should I use Australia post or a courier?

How is the best way to package a bonsai??

Any advice would be appreciated.

there has been a few descriptin on packing Bonsai on the site here
viewtopic.php?f=102&t=1821&p=70480&hili ... pup#p70480
also Pup did one as well that was great guide too

Here Pups packing
viewtopic.php?f=96&t=4379&p=49139&hilit ... pup#p49139

Ken

ahah!

a friend of mine had the idea of making some kind of a frame, but using milk crates is a much better idea. alot stronger too.

Thanks for that Ken, great step by step guide from Pup.

Matt, was nice to meet you too! I also enjoyed the chat!
You don't live all that far away, so let me know if you plan a bonsai adventure/session one day

hi ,

what is still for sale and what is sold, if you post, i would love the juni. yes no maybe thinking about it. speak to me.

hi all

Just a small upate for a few people interested in the cork bark elm.

I have moved it to a large shallow plastic pot (see pictures attached). No root pruning has been done.

Also, thankyou for the interest interstate, but at this stage I will not be posting. I will try and sell it locally for a bit longer, will see how we go . Will take $120 for it.

juniper is sold. I have some more trees for sale, I will post them shortly.

Smaller chinese elm no longer for sale.

I will take $100 for the Cork Bark Elm.

Sorry people interstate, not prepared to post yet. close though.

are you at the post interstate stage yet