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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
Join Date: Sep-2003
Location: Amstelveen
Country: Netherlands
Posts: 1,508
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Three years later it's barely grown in height, and I have NEVER pruned this tree. But just look at the ramification. It is entirely natural. I have never seen anything like it.
I suspect is is a cross between a common elm - which grow abundantly here in my neighbourhood and some ornamental variety.
Anyone have a clue what this is?
If it's really a new type where can I register the name (Ulmus Norburii)? :-)
It might well be the ultimate no-maintenance Bonsai: stays permanently compact; has small attractive leaves; doesn't need trimming; branch ramification genetically built in...
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