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Treebeard, you are right, you could be a grower and disagree with that, and you would be growing baseball batts just like all the other grower's.

Glenn, has said numerous times that he grows plants, it's up to the artist to make something of it. For the artist, there still has to be something to work with. Most artists are just not going to waste their time on poor field grown stock. There is just to much yamadori that is poor enough, but with enough character to make it worth their while.

Treebeard, I challange you to give me all the redeaming features of the pomagranite posted above, north of the nebari? So far it has met the qualifications you had set forth.

Al

17-Feb-2003	#19
bonsaial1 Bonsai Doer Join Date: Aug-2001 Location: Fresno, CA Country: USA USDA Zone: 9 AHS Heat Zone: 13SH Posts: 5,556	Treebeard, you are right, you could be a grower and disagree with that, and you would be growing baseball batts just like all the other grower's. Glenn, has said numerous times that he grows plants, it's up to the artist to make something of it. For the artist, there still has to be something to work with. Most artists are just not going to waste their time on poor field grown stock. There is just to much yamadori that is poor enough, but with enough character to make it worth their while. Treebeard, I challange you to give me all the redeaming features of the pomagranite posted above, north of the nebari? So far it has met the qualifications you had set forth. Al __________________ If you can't be a player...be an athletic supporter!