Autumn's last hurrah..Chinese Elm
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bodhidharma
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Autumn's last hurrah..Chinese Elm
The last splash of Autumn. A Chinese Elm hanging on to its leaves. A starter tree only two years in training and in a pot. Great colour all the same.
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very nice .-
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Re: Autumn's last hurrah..Chinese Elm
very nice. Mines are still ...ever green here!
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Re: Autumn's last hurrah..Chinese Elm
very nice Bodhi, I haven't seen a Chinese Elm go that yellow before 
... mine stay green all year round 
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... mine stay green all year round .Cheers, Ryan
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