Culling the herd: who wants some?

BrianBay9

Looks like we're getting serious about putting the house on the market and moving. Wife says my part of the yard is tooooo cluttered with (what else) trees and pots. As many of you know, I've been mailing donations of trees to folks for a while, but I've got to get serious about ridding myself of the remainder more quickly now.

Normally one would donate this kind of stuff to a club, but this site has been my club for the most part. So, for any member here who's willing to drive here (Novato, CA) and pick up stuff, I'm giving away the following:

Acer palmatum (Kamagata) recent airlayer, .75 inch dia
Quercus dumosa
Chinese elms (10, suitable for forest)
Portucularia's (several, up to 1 inch dia)
Prunus mume (graft)
Western redbud (small but nice)
Dwarf peach (graft)
Trident maple (1.5 inch dia)
Nandina clump
Bristlecone pine (small)
Citrus trunk chop
Prunus sp? double trunk
Acer monplessum
corokia
Bald cypress (1 inch dia)
Escallonia (1 inch dia)
Camellia (4, up to 2.5 inch dia)
Mesquite (2)
about 30 misc pots, mostly relatively small

These are trees and pots that didn't make the cut for a move. Most of these are small. I've tried to indicate which have some significant size.

Anyone interested?

Cheers
Brian

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Vonsgardens

So, Where are you looking to move to? John

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new4me

darn i wish I was closer Brian


Rich

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ChrisM

i'll second that new4me, those chinese elms are almost calling my name, but driving from massachusetts to cali......ya, not so much.

chris

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jo schmoo

i'll second that.

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midwestbonsai

I will also ay this.
Cali from Wisconsin is a haul indeed.
If you have anything left in the spring when mailing is a possiblity let me know. I would gladly pay for postage.
-Paul

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BrianBay9

John,

Unless something unexpected comes up, I'll be moving to San Diego.

Brian

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Vonsgardens

Ha, moving from paradise to paradise. I'll be there next month (SD) - for the Plant Genome meetings (we all sit around and snicker about about DNA). Well, very best of luck to you and your family. Even moving to paradise can be stressful. John

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cindyread

hi all will be happy to have you in san diego. and yes it is great here it was 79 today. i do alot of stone colleteing.we have great bonsai club and a small stone culb.