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Old 6-Jun-2004   #1
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Question Palm Beach Trip In Late July
We will be in Palm Beach Shores July 25-29th. I expect to rent a car to visit Jupiter Bonsai, and hopefully get up to Vero Beach as well.

Any other nurseries that I should not miss? They'll have to be able to ship (unless I buy a "carry-on".

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As far as I am concerned those are the best two nurseries in Florida.
But talk to Alan at Jupiter Bonsai and I am sure that he will not only tell you about more but if he has the chance he will take you to them as well
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Bart,
If you are willing to drive another 20 minutes north there is one more bonsai nursery. This nursery is small, but he does have one outstanding thing- fukien teas. He imported small leaf fukien teas from China ten years ago. They are now about 2 inch caliper trunks and about 10 inches tall. I would say that they are worth driving the 20 minutes for. If you would like to know more just Private Message me and I will send you the directions.
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Thanks for the thought.

I will chew on it. I am less than enthusiastic about Fukien Teas than I should be. I have had one and gave it away. (Part of that was he "S" shaped trunk - it was my first bonsai).

Maybe a more natural looking tree...
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