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22-Nov-2002
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bonsaiTALK Adept
Join Date: Nov-2002
Location: palmy north
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Rosemary
this is a rosemary tree i brought the other day, i cut back most of the growth and put it in a new pot ( i think the pot might be a bit small ). let me know what you think anyway
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22-Nov-2002
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bonsaiTALK Adept
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another pic.
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22-Nov-2002
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bonsaiTALK Adept
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another view
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22-Nov-2002
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Buzz, that's some great material!
I have/had a rosemary too. Don't know if it's dead or just dormant, 'cause I thought rosemary was evergreen.. Do you? Anyway, you've got a nice tree coming. Keep posting on it's progress. Zeb
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22-Nov-2002
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bonsaiTALK Adept
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cheers zeb, i read somewere on the net another guy had the same problem but it came back and grew new leafs and flowered so im not too sure.I saw this at a local nursery in the middle of a few of them,but this one took my eye.i got it for $3
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23-Nov-2002
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Well, it sure was cheap. I got mine for 6 €/$ at a normal nursery so it had eight trunks. I removed one, it survived, but the rest died of draught.
Zeb
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23-Nov-2002
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Rosemary
Buzzy; When you are working with rosemary here is something to think about. This material will not bud back into old wood at all. Any limb that is bare is dead becaus it will not produce any more living growth. But if you have green needles on a branch you can get new buds to come from these needles. This can make stiling difficult but also rewarding. Here is a picture of a rosemary that was about the size of yours when I started working with it 10 years ago.
Glenn
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24-Nov-2002
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bonsaiTALK Adept
Join Date: Nov-2002
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thanks i was wondering if anyone knew how to get vein type looking bark like this pic??
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24-Nov-2002
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To get bark like that simply takes time. The older a tree gets the more likely it will do that to its trunk.
I have attached the only rosemary I have seen at our club. It has been attached to driftwood. |
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