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Old 3-Apr-2004   #1
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It's Shaping Up To Be A Good Year
Well all of my trees are fully budded out and starting to look pretty good so far. Thought I would share a few pics starting with two chinese elms that seems like only yesterday I was showing them in their winter look. But it's a new spring and a new look from then. This first one had a very hard time last year with a bad problem of black spot. It came back pretty good though this year.
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This one is my two tree ch elm that I posted recently without leaves.
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Here is one of my tridents that I'm not sure if I ever posted it before. I probably did, just don't remember. This one was two steps from the dumpster before my wife made me do something with it or else. This is one time I'm glad I listened to her.
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And last but not least, one of my junipers. If I can keep the hail away for the rest of the spring, it should be a good looking bonsai year.
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great looking trees thomas (once again). here's hoping that the bonsai gods are on your side and keep the hail away from your trees. thanks for sharing them with us.

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Beautiful as always Thomas!
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Love your trees Thomas.

Thanks for sharing.

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beautiful new look for the first c/elm Thomas. Have a happy Growing Season!!!
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I agree about the first Elm. Looks good without the crossing front branch. The rest are looking good too!

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Thomas, I have always been a huge fan of your trees. Great looking start to the season. Also never seen the trident clump before. Glad you lisetened to the wife too.
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