Dale Cochoy

The Ishi's grafted shimps seem to be the BIG sellers, but I also have one of their grafted dwarf ginkgo and dwarf mulberry trees that I got several years ago. I REALLY like them, and, the dwarf ginkgo is in the ground upsizing. It has done well here in NE Ohio unprotected in the ground now for about 5 years. Very small leaves for a ginkgo. The dwarf mulberry gets lots of berries on it every year.
I saw you question about overwintering on another thread. I overwinter my grafted shimps in my greenhouse(unheated) but my old business partner, who only has a small collection left, has found a great way to overwinter his small Ishi shimps in NE Ohio ( zone 5). He put a small shelf on his living room windowsill ( inside) and he sets them there in winter and pulls the drapes around them at night. They stay ( evidently) at a near perfect winter temp because his do better than mine that are greenhouse grown ( which gets pretty cold).
Dale

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Dale Cochoy
Wild Things Bonsai Studio
Yakimono no Kokoro Bonsai Pottery
Hartville, Ohio