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Hi Nigel,
Thanks for your kind words. The trees are (from top, going clockwise): Shimpaku juniper (also enlarged), Yamadori shohin American Larch, Korean Boxwood, Crabapple (bottom left) and Oriental Bittersweet.
I did not mention a book of any kind - maybe you are referring to the newsletter? When the website is up (that is not my area of expertise - someone else is doing that), I will give out that info.
I have copied the flyers in .pdf format and will send them on to those who have responded. They seem to take up a lot of space so may take a bit to download. Be patient. If you prefer, I can mail out copies to you (if you do not have a high speed line).
thanks,
John Romano

3-Jun-2005	#6
bunjingi bonsaiTALK Journeyman Join Date: Sep-2002 Location: west kingston Country: usa USDA Zone: 6a/6b AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 43	Hi Nigel, Thanks for your kind words. The trees are (from top, going clockwise): Shimpaku juniper (also enlarged), Yamadori shohin American Larch, Korean Boxwood, Crabapple (bottom left) and Oriental Bittersweet. I did not mention a book of any kind - maybe you are referring to the newsletter? When the website is up (that is not my area of expertise - someone else is doing that), I will give out that info. I have copied the flyers in .pdf format and will send them on to those who have responded. They seem to take up a lot of space so may take a bit to download. Be patient. If you prefer, I can mail out copies to you (if you do not have a high speed line). thanks, John Romano