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Old 28-Apr-2008   #11
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The first tree you posted has potential to be a descent bonsai....the last group....not so much.

Did you buy the first one?

Jason
Nope, fiancee would kill me. I am going to have to kill some trees first, and with the onslaught of white flies I have from two gardenias bought at a nursery, that time could come very soon. Like I said, they highly interest me though, because of the pictures I've looked at where a nursery tree is styled. While no expert bonsai artist would call it a bonsai, anyone coming over to my house would probably be most interested in it because they have an instant tree shape. Instead of the trunk chops and sticks in the ground that I have now.
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Old 28-Apr-2008   #12
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PM OKBonsai here at BT. He has a good selection of field grown pines. If you track the JBP threads we (as a community) can teach you the fundamentals for getting short needles on Black Pines.

You are in Hattiesburg. Have you been up to Brussels Bonsaiin Olive Branch? They are one of the largest bonsai nurseries in the US.

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I haven't yet, but do want to. About an 8 hour drive for me to a place where almost nothing is. Even when we go to Tennessee we drive through North Alabama because North Missississippi is so barren, so it's not really a place that I could even drop by on vacation. I do plan to go next year sometime, after I've learned a bit more about what I should look for in a tree.
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