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Old 19-Sep-2005   #1
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Two new Seiju Elms
I got two new Seiju elms this weekend. The smaller multi trunked one is in need of some work but has plenty of potential plus it is in a nice Sara Rayner pot. The larger one in the nursery pot also has plenty of potential plus will provide hundreds of cuttings. It was a great weekend two nice trees and two Mark Noelander workshops.
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Old 19-Sep-2005   #2
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Here are the pictures of the Seiju elm in the nursery pot.
Thanks for looking,
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Old 19-Sep-2005   #3
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Hi Ok,

Very nice stock. I love the corky bark on seiju elms. I'm on the look out for one myself but they don't seem to common around these parts.

All the best,

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great seijus! Aaron, i know a source of these in the u.k. i,ll pm you the details, regards andrew
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Are you still going Shohin with these ,like you said before?
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