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| Excellent Guesser :D | Re: Bonzai - Gardening Wow Bullytaro! All your plants look great! Nice roots in the first picture. You do have green thumbs. Whether the plants are under water or above!
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| The CodFather ~ | Re: Bonzai - Gardening ficus make great bonzai, especially when the aerial root are encouraged to grow and thicken to fuse with the trunk butress.
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| RS Nano Club UNLTD. | Re: Bonzai - Gardening I love the last one...I havent been able to find any bonsai's around where I live. I once had one, it died because i moved to a COLDer climate than here in FL. I would LOVE TO HAVE ONE LIKE THE LAST PIC!! Hey, CAN YOU FRAG IT????
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| The CodFather ~ | Re: Bonzai - Gardening
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| The CodFather ~ | Re: Bonzai - Gardening I once had over 150 bonsai in my back yard.....some only inches tall (mame) and others 2-3 ft high....some valued at only a few dollars and a few valued at over 10k ... some in tin coffee cans and some in rare tokoname or albright pots valued in the thousands ![]()
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| Majano Slayer | Re: Bonzai - Gardening Booze, I mentioned this before in the hobby thread, but I don't know if you caught it. If you come to ATL for MACNA, you should check out the monastery in Conyers. They have some really amazing stuff there... Bonsaimonk.com - bonsai pots, bonsai tools, bonsai supplies
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| The CodFather ~ | Re: Bonzai - Gardening thanks Mark ! but, I no longer bonsai ![]()
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| Majano Slayer | Re: Bonzai - Gardening Bullytaro, your trees are beautiful! I wish my thumb was half as green as yours, I manage to kill the hardy ones too... Gotcha Booze, but if you happen to be nearby, they have a pretty extensive collection that makes for a really nice tour. They don't really talk about that too much on their website. This guy has a few pics (you have to have a google account...) Picasa Web Albums - David - 2007-10-20 10...
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