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21-Apr-2006
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Nudist Bonsai Farmer
Join Date: May-2005
Location: Daintree Rainforest & Great Barrier Reef
Country: Australia
USDA Zone: 6tropical
AHS Heat Zone: humid
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Hiya Bonsaimon, I was just looking you up the other day to see what you've been doin lately man! They are great trees...I was just outside in thedark looking at them again...I'll see if I can gethold of some Texas Ebony here...It looks like a fantastic tree to work with. Thanks for stopping by man and happy growing! Tai Quote:
Hi Sauce lol, No nudity in the garden any more I'm afraid...The weather has turned real nasty, its freezing here with the thermometer hitting 23 C today...I spent a good 1/2 hour looking for my smelly, mouldy winter cloths this morning...found my thermal ski underwear and it worked a treat! As to trimming? I just shorten the branches and leave all the set of leaves I can on each branch...Nothing special really and they can be made to look like a hedge, although I'm not familiar with Gleditsia triacanthos? I'll do some research. Thanks for stopping by! Quote:
Hi Bfreak!Thanks man, Whatever you do don't say "Isn't Basque part of Spain? Far out..... did Jorge go all Osama on me lol..., You guys are going to have to move out here and do the same! ...You only live once! Thanks! Quote:
Thansk rschlafer! Happy growing guys |
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22-Apr-2006
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G'day Tai,
Great look'n forest, BUT, first glance it looks squashed in that tiny pot, also very barren. Requires mucho more space around and about. Second glance, appears just to be a specimen, and not a work of art Regards, Nigel
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the tamarind was one of my favorites while in Fl. .. moving north killed my forest and large 10" 24"H stock tree. They do not handle a frost.. 
( and you're right on with clipNgrow with them.. works well.
Nice forest planting. A path of light colored stone or sand going through the gap in the center would add to the display I think. Just curious how do you trim these? I have a thornless honey locust, Gleditsia triacanthos inermis with what appears to be the same type of small, opposite leaflets. I would suspect you can prune to shape sorta like a hedge? True?
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