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i need HELP !!
i have found a site with baby trees for sale can you tell me which ones would be good for indoor forest maybe a landscape ? the site is :-
http://www.bodiambonsaifarm.co.uk/Price%20List.php please help as i am getting frustrated . thanks paul |
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Tips:5¢ Advice:Free
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Indoors, trees often need a lot of light and supplemental humidity. Many of them also need a period of dormancy. If you have enough light, from that list you might be able to grow azalea or fuchsia indoors. Neither one really lends itself to "forests" though. If you had a huge amount of light (for an indoor location I mean) you could try growing olive, pomegranate and cotoneaster which are all semitropical or semi-deciduous.
Most everything else on that list is going to give you dormancy problems. Regards, Matt
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newbie
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what about japanese holly maybe i know ppl with them indoors all year round ??
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The Cat's Apprentice
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Marshy:
I would not recommend growing anything on that list indoors. Ficus make good "indoor" trees, but even then most bonsaists grow the tropical trees outside when weather permits. I'll be taking mine outside as soon as the last frost danger has passed. pootsie |
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