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I don't know of any nurseries up in Seattle, but there are a couple small ones here in Olympia that you might be interested in. One is called Jin's exotic plants/nursery and the other is called Tsuki nursery.

I found a good place to get inexpensive Bonsai pots (my favorite kind!) while I was up in your area last weekend. 1/2 Price Pots(formerly Gray Barn) in Redmond. They have a decent variety of mostly shohin sized pottery for bonsai right now. I got 9 pots for about $20. I'm not sure whether you'd consider them show quality or anything like that, but they are sufficient for my needs. They don't always carry Bonsai stuff, but they got a pretty good shipment in recently so you might check it out.

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9-Mar-2004	#3
plant_dr27 Bonsai Instigator Join Date: Dec-2003 Location: Logan, UT Country: United States USDA Zone: 4a AHS Heat Zone: 6 Posts: 383	I don't know of any nurseries up in Seattle, but there are a couple small ones here in Olympia that you might be interested in. One is called Jin's exotic plants/nursery and the other is called Tsuki nursery. I found a good place to get inexpensive Bonsai pots (my favorite kind!) while I was up in your area last weekend. 1/2 Price Pots(formerly Gray Barn) in Redmond. They have a decent variety of mostly shohin sized pottery for bonsai right now. I got 9 pots for about $20. I'm not sure whether you'd consider them show quality or anything like that, but they are sufficient for my needs. They don't always carry Bonsai stuff, but they got a pretty good shipment in recently so you might check it out. __________________ "I calculated the odds of this succeeding versus the odds I was doing something incredibly stupid, and... I went ahead anyway" Crow T. Robot, MST3K