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I love that! It is beautiful. Like I said before One of they guys I went with collected this one, so It isn't mine. I believe/hope the tree makes it, but 30 soil I mean pine bark. The Green house where these trees are located at the moment is fairly close to my work. So every day at lunch and after work I go visit them and foliar feed them...and touch them and tell them to live. Going to Utah to collect can really spoil a person. There are 2 more Junipers that we will get, but we are going to predig, bring in soil and water, then collect next spring. They are amazing and worth the wait.

ps I'll take some more pictures of it with a better background.

21-Mar-2007	#13
rschlafer Root Collecter Join Date: Feb-2005 Location: Denver, CO Country: USA USDA Zone: 5 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 748	I love that! It is beautiful. Like I said before One of they guys I went with collected this one, so It isn't mine. I believe/hope the tree makes it, but 30 soil I mean pine bark. The Green house where these trees are located at the moment is fairly close to my work. So every day at lunch and after work I go visit them and foliar feed them...and touch them and tell them to live. Going to Utah to collect can really spoil a person. There are 2 more Junipers that we will get, but we are going to predig, bring in soil and water, then collect next spring. They are amazing and worth the wait. ps I'll take some more pictures of it with a better background. __________________ - Todd coloradobonsai.com Specializing in Yamadori Bonsai/Pre Bonsai.