Been asked twice now so here is one of my trees that has been carved.
A Murraya that was one of my first digs.
Cheers
Skip
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A Murraya in training
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A Murraya in training
Hi All
Been asked twice now so here is one of my trees that has been carved.
A Murraya that was one of my first digs.
Cheers
Skip
Good Mates, Good Times, Good Bonsai
Been asked twice now so here is one of my trees that has been carved.
A Murraya that was one of my first digs.
Cheers
Skip
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Re: A Murraya in training
Very nice Skip! What's the story behind this one? Where did it come from and how long ago?
Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Steven
(now get busy and post some more)
Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Steven
(now get busy and post some more)
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Very lovely.
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nice one skip 
i love these trees when they are in flower, they smell so tasty
so skippy, did you rip this one outta the ground or did you dig it with precision, bind the roots, carefully tippy toed it home, cuddling it all the way
i love these trees when they are in flower, they smell so tasty
so skippy, did you rip this one outta the ground or did you dig it with precision, bind the roots, carefully tippy toed it home, cuddling it all the way
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Hi Skip,
How is the Taxus going? I think I have some photos of you and the chainsaw.
Grant
How is the Taxus going? I think I have some photos of you and the chainsaw.
Grant
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is it still swimming in the kiddy poolGrant Bowie wrote:How is the Taxus going?
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Re: A Murraya in training
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No Aaron, the cuddles are kept for the wife, kids & my carving tools. The tree did take me about 2 hour to dig & was 4 metres tall. The property that I got it from was to be develope & lucky for me I also got 23 Japanese Boxes, 3 Camelias & a large trident (see below).
As for that hernia giving Taxus, it is so slow growing that i think Moses was the one who planted it, I have been having thuoghts of reducing it further.
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No Aaron, the cuddles are kept for the wife, kids & my carving tools. The tree did take me about 2 hour to dig & was 4 metres tall. The property that I got it from was to be develope & lucky for me I also got 23 Japanese Boxes, 3 Camelias & a large trident (see below).
As for that hernia giving Taxus, it is so slow growing that i think Moses was the one who planted it, I have been having thuoghts of reducing it further.
Cheers
Skip
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Re: A Murraya in training
skip my man how are you? good to see you posting here. must catch up for a beer in july if i get up to sydney. good work btw.
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