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Nursery Found Juniper.....Is this a good find?
I found a couple of these Huge Junipers at a local Nursery, they have them at 50% off because they want to get rid of them? I am a Novice, but does this look like something that can be salvaged into a nice bonsai, or cuttings to make a few good ones?
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Arborial tendencies
Join Date: Feb-2004
Country: UK
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I reckon theres a bonsai in there somewhere
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In fact there are a few possible bonsaî! You could take some cuttings and of course you can use the main plants. But to my mind you should plant them in open ground or a very large pot for at least a year to make sure the plant are stroing enough to accept some heavy cutting. You use a good quality subsoil to make sure the roots get strong .
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
Join Date: Feb-2005
Location: Madison, WI
Country: USA
USDA Zone: 4-5
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I would do a bundh of air layers to most of the branches. You could even semi-style them while still atached to the mother plant. -Paul
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Arborial tendencies
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Looking at how those branches have been grown.....cascade??
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
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-Paul
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Arborial tendencies
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Good point Will, but even if the trunk at base level is no good it can still offer good air layers. Regards Arnie
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
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I know this is an old thread, but I am new so...
Again, like others have said, one would want to look at the trunks/roots before a final descision is made, but based on these pics and the 50% off...I would snatch them up! I have been wandering my local nurseries and am having trouble finding anything good. Nice find and good luck... |
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