Hi all,
I found this in my garden the other day. It had a very large broom style head branch which was completely dead, but at the roots was this root system which still showed signs of life. I have removed the old branch and spread the roots over the old trunk and it is going strong now. New buds coming through, there is only one problem. I have no idea what sort of plant it is. I am new to Bonsai and species identification is definitely not my strong point. Can anyone help..
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Re: [ID] Help Please
Looks like azalea to me.
Always we hope someone else has the answer.
Bonsai is an art of shrinking.
Bonsai is an art of shrinking.
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Fish
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Re: [ID] Help Please
Thanks for input, i will keep an eye on it and see if i can tell what it is when flowers come out. Again, thanks for ideas
Fish
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