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Old 30-Apr-2007   #11
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The first one is awesome! What's the plan for the first branches on that one?

Have to agree,its fantastic! It definitely deserves to be in the gallery if it isn't already!
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it's Crataegus. The intro thread is here

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it's Crataegus. The intro thread is here

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Looks very much like our native Hawthorn too, C.monogyna.
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Looks very much like our native Hawthorn too, C.monogyna.

Hi Larry, they are! The story, right from the point the small one was collected in Walls you can find here: http://forum.bonsaitalk.com/f14/cra...tory-15440.html or the story of booth Hawthorns on my web site here: www.karamotto.org .
I will post updates pictures and answers to the questions tonight.
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