AusBonsai

these plantings are 4 yrs old, grown from seed. they have just had root work and repotted 3 weeks ago. they are popping all over and ready for new homes. pick up only. 1 free mame/shohin ellis pot with every sale.

no bites? well guys and gals, one way or another these have to go. i need the room! if anyone is interested in making me an offer, you might get lucky.

lots 4 & 5 are SOLD

lot 2 is now also SOLD

lots 1 and 3 left; you could be nicely surprised if you wanna make an offer.

lots 4 & 5 are back on the market and reduced down to $50.00 each ( Unfortunately this buyer can only make offer's but when it comes to the crunch doesn't come up with the money. he should be named and shamed! )
lots 1 & 3 are also reduced down to $100.00 each.

Hi anttal,
I'm interested in lot 4 at $50. How would it travel to South Aust and would you have an idea of how much it would it cost to get it here. If not,I can make enquiries tomorrow.
cricklewood

I'd also be interested to hear how they would travel, and the cost.

Do you have any updated pictures?

hey guys thanks for your interest, originally they were advertised for pick up only, how ever if you would like to organise the logistics, i am very happy to oblige by safe packing for travel. the parcels each measure 400 * 400 * 250 and each way 2.2kgs give or take a tad. any further queries please pm me.

LOT 4 IS NOW SOLD AGAIN!

this is an updated photo for cricklewood's viewing b4 it leaves melb for sth australia tomorrow afternoon.

Looks real good mate.... Supa stuff...

Ash always have interesting trunks, they always seem to have a kink in them and some crinkly bark even in the smaller ones, the only problem with them though is the huge compound leaves which are normally trimmed back to the first pair.

cricklewood congrats on the purchase and ant for making the sale. If i did not already have lots of ash i would buy one of those larger groups. My Ash have already started to bud and leaf

ozzy wrote:Ash always have interesting trunks, they always seem to have a kink in them and some crinkly bark even in the smaller ones, the only problem with them though is the huge compound leaves which are normally trimmed back to the first pair.

Very true Ozzy. i love the corky bark of my ash but reducing the size of the compound leaves seems like an uphill battle

firstly gentlemen the buy sell area is not up for discussion and critique of a plants pro's and cons. secondly if you are dilligent enough to stay on top of the maintenace they make beautiful bonsai.

Whoops I must remember my manners but I think you just did the same thing


secondly if you are dilligent enough to stay on top of the maintenace they make beautiful bonsai.