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5-Feb-2006
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Bonsai Noob
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Wanted: Korean Hornbeam - in Canada
Does anyone have, or know someone who may, a Korean Hornbeam for sale?
I live in the Toronto, Ontario, Canada area and haven't been able to find anything anywhere! Paul |
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5-Feb-2006
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Life Student
 
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I live in Canada, and the only way I was able to get some is by sowing some seeds last fall.
I planted some carpinus koreana and turczaninowii. Regards, Patrick
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5-Feb-2006
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
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I live in Southern Ontario between Windsor and London. I found a place in Markham called Kim's Nature Garden Centre. Eddy Chung had quite a large selection of trees. If he doesn't have what you need, he may be able to direct you.
10011 Hwy 48 (Markham Rd) (905) 201-6166 I hope it's OK to present this info on the forum. Best of luck. |
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6-Feb-2006
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Paul, Try Arthur Skolnik in Toronto I shouldn't post email or phone, so just look up Shibui Landscaping in phone book.. Art probably has some imported KH bonsai left. Dale
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6-Feb-2006
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Bonsai Noob
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Dale, Thanks for the info - I've already tried Arthur. He doesn't really sell to the public anymore. What he does is purely for hobby now... Thanks again! |
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6-Feb-2006
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Bonsai Noob
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Patrick, I do have some seeds, but it says that it takes 2-3 years to germinate, and I hear that the success rate is usually pretty low. Did you have any luck with germinations already? Paul |
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6-Feb-2006
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Life Student
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Welll,
Im waiting spring to arrive. I should be expecting 77% with the turczaninowii and 90% with the koreana. Wish me luck, Regards, Patrick
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6-Feb-2006
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
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Thomas you got me drooling here. Check out those autumnal colours! Tree looks gorgeous. If I lived nearby and had the dollars, I would be beating a path to your door  All the best, Aaron
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