She said it may be a Honeysuckle? But im not sure, so heres it is.
I went ahead and gave it the style i wanted too.
BEFORE
TRUNK
STYLED
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ID would be great and also your comments and opinions.
Pat
[solved] No Idea.
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Pat093
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[solved] No Idea.
This plant was bought from a lady that does bonsai near me.
She said it may be a Honeysuckle? But im not sure, so heres it is.
I went ahead and gave it the style i wanted too.
BEFORE
TRUNK
STYLED
TOP
LEAF
ID would be great and also your comments and opinions.
Pat
She said it may be a Honeysuckle? But im not sure, so heres it is.
I went ahead and gave it the style i wanted too.
BEFORE
TRUNK
STYLED
TOP
LEAF
ID would be great and also your comments and opinions.
Pat
Last edited by Craig on October 18th, 2011, 12:43 am, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: solved
Reason: solved
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Re: [ID] No Idea.
its got me stumped, i think maybe lonicera or small leaved privet
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shibui
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Re: [ID] No Idea.
Lonicera is also known as honeysuckle and the flaking bark looks more like lonicera than privet. so I'd go with Lonicera. If you're still doubtful wait for flowers.
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Re: [ID] No Idea.
I have a Honeysuckle that looks exactly like the early images (and in just as poor condition). If you are able to get this puppy to thrive I would love to hear how.
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Re: [ID] No Idea.
I'll go with squizzy on this one Lonicera nitida or box honeysuckle.
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Re: [solved] No Idea.
i'm thinking so too guys, had another "squizz" 
at the plant today and yeah it seems to match what i can find on the net about lonicera.
And BTW, do you's like the style i have given this?
Pat
solved- Lonicera
at the plant today and yeah it seems to match what i can find on the net about lonicera.And BTW, do you's like the style i have given this?
Pat
solved- Lonicera
Last edited by Craig on October 18th, 2011, 12:42 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Reason: solved
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