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Old 29-Apr-2007   #1
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Hawthorn's in early bloom.
Hi everybody,
here are some pictures of 2 of my Hawthorns I made this afternoon. I was just in time to make them, because the flower paddles were all ready starting to fall of! Hawthorn is called Meidoorn ( Maythorn) in Holland, because they suppose to bloom in early May! Everything over here is about two weeks to soon this year, and all weather records are broken! I hope you like the early summer image of my Hawthorn Bonsai?
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P.S: the story of the collecting and styling of these two Hawthorns you can find on my web side.
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Old 29-Apr-2007   #2
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Hi,
They are very nice in my opinion. What's their Latin name?
And I have another question, is there any thread allowing new users to introduce themselves? I'm a newbie.
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Those are beautiful! You really have ome magnificient trees and are quite a talent!

BTW I love you webpage!
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The first one is awesome! What's the plan for the first branches on that one?
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I like the second one a lot...and nice pot too. Is it by Milan Klika?
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I like the second one a lot...and nice pot too. Is it by Milan Klika?

Thanks, yes it is by Klika and the other pot was specially made for this bonsai by Brian Allbright.
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They're beutiful Hans, you are very lucky to have such wonderful trees in your collection.
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