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31-Oct-2002
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Join Date: Jul-2002
Location: Kansas City,KS
Country: USA
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Mystery Tree
I just purchased this tree, and I have no idea what type it is. Any help in identifying it, care tips, or criticism is greatly appreciated!
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31-Oct-2002
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Please Correct Your Email Address
Join Date: Jul-2002
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needs to be bigger
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31-Oct-2002
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bonsaiTALK ArchMaster
 
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From the fuzziness of the photo I would also say juniper. If possible could you post another picture that is a bit more clearer as it would be very had to give advice if we can't see the tree properly.
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1-Nov-2002
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this picture thing is frustrating!!
I'm trying to get a good picture posted, the actual photos are very clear, but I'm having the worst time trying to post them correctly. I guess this picture does make it look like a juniper, but it is actually a leafy tree. I'll try this again.
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1-Nov-2002
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it worked!!
That picture is quite a bit more clear
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1-Nov-2002
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one last thing
I'll only say one more thing, then I'll stop taking up space, the trunk and branches have little white bumpy looking things in clusters on them(it is certainly not pests). Kind of a chalky appearance.
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1-Nov-2002
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Paul Berish
Join Date: Jun-2002
Location: north shore of Lake Superior
Country: Minnesota
USDA Zone: 3/4
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looks like a wisteria
The tree looks much like several of my wisteria. They are vines and grow like crazy outdoors. Grafted material and older material flower when they are stressed. Young material (from what I hear) do not flower. Is there a chance of getting pics from a side view?
Paul
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1-Nov-2002
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Paul Berish
Join Date: Jun-2002
Location: north shore of Lake Superior
Country: Minnesota
USDA Zone: 3/4
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my wisteria
Here is a pic of one of my wisterias this is a Chinensis 'Blue Rain'
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