I'm looking at purchasing this pine but was unsure on what to offer

What do you guys think ?
It's about 63cm high from ground up.
Cheers Ross

Great thanks for the reply.kcpoole wrote:there were many of that sort of size at the sale the other week but not as refined as that. Just Raw stock for $400.
That's for sure !!Isitangus wrote:My only advice would be to make sure you view the tree in person before committing to that sort of $$$
Hey boics,Boics wrote:I've seen where this tree is.
My humble advise is that if your prepared to spend near too the current asking price or even the prices mentioned in this thread that you go to a reputable nursery first.
At least via personal viewing at a decent nursery you can take the guess work out of a purchase and proceed with more confidence.
Have you been to all the Bonsai Nurseries around town yet Ross?
Second that, Tien is a great bloke and has amazing quality stock. I have infinite respect for this man.stocaz wrote:Hey boics,Boics wrote:I've seen where this tree is.
My humble advise is that if your prepared to spend near too the current asking price or even the prices mentioned in this thread that you go to a reputable nursery first.
At least via personal viewing at a decent nursery you can take the guess work out of a purchase and proceed with more confidence.
Have you been to all the Bonsai Nurseries around town yet Ross?
Yeah sure this tree is over priced, just didn't want to say too much more about it incase the seller is on the forum.
( I'm Sure they would be, this is the place to be if you love bonsai)
It would be a nice tree at the right price...
As far as nurseries go I've been to a fair few around Melbourne but
think I'll just head down and see Tien @ bonsaisensation.
Plenty of quality down there & a TOP bloke as well!
Thanks for the advice
Ross
I think his name is Ross...rodm wrote:Hi Mo
For what you are going to pay, first thing is check basic structure start from the bottom to the top. If you can slip it out of the pot look at the root below the ground. But that's what I would do for that amount of $'s.![]()
Cheers Rod