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19-Jan-2004
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My Small Winter Gallery And Requiem
Here are a few of my bonsai in winter condition. My friend, Howard Smith, was kind enough to let me use his fine facilities. I'm happy to have these images as now I'm selling these bonsai. Don't wanna, but needs be.
http://www.andyrutledge.com/palaver.../trees4sale.htm Hope you enjoy these images. Kind regards, Andy Rutledge http://www.andyrutledge.com/palaver.../trees4sale.htm zone 8, Texas |
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19-Jan-2004
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Chinese elm #2
Kind regards, Andy |
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20-Jan-2004
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Japanese Red Pine
Kind regards, Andy Rutledge http://www.andyrutledge.com/palaver.../trees4sale.htm zone 8, Texas |
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20-Jan-2004
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
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Andy I'm amazed that Elm #1 was rough nursery stock only 5 years ago. How did you achieve such a feat? Surely you didn't build those branches from scratch in that time.
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20-Jan-2004
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Andy,
Wonderful ramification on that first elm! You've got to tell us what they're putting in the water out there... Regards, Matt
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20-Jan-2004
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Agreed!
The 1st elm is a very evocative and beautiful image. Shame you've got to sell it Andy. Regards, Fish.
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20-Jan-2004
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Jase,
Actually, it was about 4 years. Here's the tree when I got it. The pot is tilted somewhat toward the direction it will be planted, but it needed a bit more angle than this. Kind regards, Andy Rutledge zone 8, Texas |
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20-Jan-2004
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...and here it was at its first repotting later that fall.
Thanks for all the nice comments, guys. Kind regards, Andy Rutledge www.andyrutledge.com/palavar/main.htm zone 8, Texas |
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20-Jan-2004
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Awesome photos and development of your elm. The windswept is truly spectacular.
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