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Old 22-May-2005   #4
Elm237
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Originally Posted by Candy_J_Shirey
Elm237-

Sugar maples are a difficult species to use as bonsai. The internodes are large and the leaves do not reduce well.

I have hundreds of these maples on my property and have played with them as bonsai a bit. Even though I was successful in partial leaf reduction, they make much better "life size" trees than bonsai.

How about some nice Chinese elm for a forest?

-Candy
But sugar maples will work right? What about red maples? When do I put the trees on the rock-{what age}? Do I drill holes in the rock?Thanks
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