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Old 14-Sep-2003   #1
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Thumbs up A Few Of My Little Ones

Here are a few of my little ones.
First up is a Juniperus Squamata. Pot and tree stand 3.5 inches tall.
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Old 14-Sep-2003   #2
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Next a little Larch.
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Old 14-Sep-2003   #3
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Rosemary....
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and lastly a cotoneaster.
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Old 14-Sep-2003   #5
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Ian,

These are terrific, and thank you for posting them. I'm particularly intrigued by the crater pot that the larch is in. It's much smoother than the crater pots that I'm used to seeing, and I think that this look works very nicely in this case. Who is the potter?

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Carl, thanks.

I'm not sure about the potter. I think it is a typical import from Japan, although that said I haven't seen many around. I got this one from a friend who was clearing out his old pots and I thought it would work with this tree.
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Whoa Ian!! Wonderful bonsai. The rosemary is extra wonderful. Love it.

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Great stuff, Ian,

these pictures are well worth adding to your Gallery - just click the GALLERY button below any of the posts you've made above, then Upload.

That area was set up for stuff like this, great picturs of show quality bonsai. Pictures in there can be larger, too if you want.
- up to 800x600 pixels.

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Very very nice!
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Very well done Ian...I think it is more difficult to create a nice looking 'mame' or 'shohin' size bonsai than some of the larger sizes...You have some real prizes here...Thanks for sharing them with us

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