Shohin crabapple
- Matthew
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Shohin crabapple
Spring is almost here even though its under 10 degress and hailing at the moment. Was repotting a few shohin junipers and spotted this guy. I say she'll open in a couple of days. I grew the trunk for about 5 years in the ground and forth year on branching now. This will be the best flowering to date. The apex needs shortening i was thickening it alittle.
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Re: Shohin crabapple
starting to open up.
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Re: Shohin crabapple
Mine have also started to open this week. Not as many flowers as some other years but still OK. Mid September is quite early for flowering. I remember having my crab apple in full flower at a BSV show in early October many years ago.
that's another great thing about crab apples. Flowers on permanent fruiting spurs so, once they develop, the tree flowers year after year despite normal bonsai trimming.I just repotted mine and cut almost everything right back and there’s still flowerbuds!
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Re: Shohin crabapple
Wow! What a beautiful little tree. The pink/white flowers with the vibrate green leaves are just stunning. Thanks for posting.
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Re: Shohin crabapple
Neil i agree quite early so hopefully it means we aint getting early hot weather and there just confused. This guy is holding the most flowers to date.shibui wrote: ↑September 19th, 2019, 8:40 pm Mine have also started to open this week. Not as many flowers as some other years but still OK. Mid September is quite early for flowering. I remember having my crab apple in full flower at a BSV show in early October many years ago.
that's another great thing about crab apples. Flowers on permanent fruiting spurs so, once they develop, the tree flowers year after year despite normal bonsai trimming.I just repotted mine and cut almost everything right back and there’s still flowerbuds!
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Re: Shohin crabapple
Opened and on display . Always wanted a shohin one as you don't see them this size that often mainly as larger trees . Its getter better each year I just need to reduce the top .
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