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Old 24-Jan-2006   #1
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Osteomalis....?

does anyone know if the spelling on this tree species is correct. I was given one a couple of months ago to keep as an indoor bonsai. i can't find anything on the web about it. I've tried alternate spellings and still nothing. Help anyone

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Old 24-Jan-2006   #2
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YES? NO? Some one PLEASE throw me a bone!!!!
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Osteo usually means bone, doesn't it? What does the tree look like? Can you take a picture?

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Yes, osteo means bone...I'll take a picture tonight and post it...
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Old 24-Jan-2006   #5
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Here's a picture

Does anyone know what this is? I was told it was an Osteomalis (es) I'm not sure of the spelling.

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Try spelling it as Osteomeles and do a web search on that name.
Hope this helps.
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WooHoo...there it is...Thanks Jerry!!! also say called a Hawaii Hawthorn. Is this correct?
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Todd,
Sorry I do not know much about this group of plants to help further narrow down the classification.
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