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Old 21-May-2002   #1
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Cork Bark Black Pine

Does anybody have any cork bark black pine for sale, or know where I could get some. Preferably they are at least 3 years old or older.
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Re: Cork Bark Black Pine

hi there

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Japanese Black Corkbark Pine - Pinus thunbergiana "Arakawa"


A very popular conifer bonsai tree. Strong three-needled dark green foliage. This tree responds well to pinching and sprouts lots of new buds. These are seedlings from the "Arakawa" variety, so should get thick corky bark with age.

Pi60 3-year-old seedlings, 6-10" tall, 1/4-1/2 inch diam each $20
Pi62 3-year-old seedlings, 10-14" tall, 1/2-3/4 diam each $30

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Adam: Try Matsu Momiji Nursery. Its owned by Steve Palacik and he specially grafts cork bark black pine for bonsai. You can find cork barks online by searching that term, but you'll really only find ones grafted for landscape purposes. These are typically grafted too high up on the understock and are not suitable for bonsai. Steve's are grafted low to avoid/minimize the unsightly graft union. I have a number of specimen cork bark and standard black pine that I'll be offering next spring; however, they are all 25 to 50 years old and styled. Good luck. Regards, Matsu

Steve's website is: www.matsumomiji.com/
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does matsu momiji ship and do like online ordering and stuff? cause i certainly cant go over there from here in california..
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