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27-Apr-2008
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Howard,
You bought a kotobuki graft from me a few years ago..... still have it? John
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"Wiring is simple; However, it is not easy to do it right" Boon |
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27-Apr-2008
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John, Being the evil capitalist that I am, I styled it out and sold it last year. Now that I have a couple of dozen black pine seedling cuttings that got too thick on me before finding a chance to wire them, I kind of wish I still had the kotobuki for a mother tree. I'm sure something else will turn up.
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27-Apr-2008
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Professional Amateur
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Understand,
I may have a few more of the nasty things. ugly grafts and all. John
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27-Apr-2008
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Nap time for us three
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You need to start collecting azaleas. I think you skipped a notch in the last few months. Pots now black pines, they're all beautiful no matter what the variety.
Just my humble opinion, Harry (black pine expert)
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Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it. Last edited by greerhw : 27-Apr-2008 at 09:04 PM. |
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