Hi everyone
I am planning on air layering a large 3 inch branch of this tree does anyone know what it is , is it ok to set a layer so late in the season and remove late winter early spring . also anyone used this type of tree for bonsai .
Thanks in advance ...
[Id] please I think its a red leaf plum
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[Id] please I think its a red leaf plum
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Re: [Id] please I think its a red leaf plum
Hi there,
Im not exactly sure on the species either,or if its the same as yours? This was my first successful airlayer. I done it maybe early september?? and checked it a few weeks ago to find it full of roots
I only wish now i chose a more interesting branch.
Good luck with yours.
Jayde.
Im not exactly sure on the species either,or if its the same as yours? This was my first successful airlayer. I done it maybe early september?? and checked it a few weeks ago to find it full of roots
I only wish now i chose a more interesting branch.
Good luck with yours.
Jayde.
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Re: [Id] please I think its a red leaf plum
Yep Prunus, a cherry plum, common but still pretty, good luck with it!
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