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6-Mar-2005
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bonsaiTALK Master
Join Date: Aug-2004
Location: byronbay
Country: australia
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super mini mame
hi all
found this baby in a garden today and cut back to creat the s shape. it stands about 3cm tall with a 1cm thick trunk.i would love to no the species if enyone can guess from the photo. its in a jam jar lid cause i didnt have anything small enough to put it in. i think this could just about challenge Robert Stephans baby. cheers jarryd
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6-Mar-2005
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Join Date: Nov-2002
Location: San Jose, California
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It's verrry verry tiny! I'd quess some sorta elm by the shape of the leaf, cottoneaster has a smoother edge to the leaf. Nice mame!
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6-Mar-2005
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Learning the Art
 Join Date: Dec-2004
Location: Ft.Myers FL but currently Jacksonville FL
Country: United States
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Wow, now thats small. Hard for me to tell what it might be even though you probably zoomed in a lot to get that pic. An elm sounds like a good candidate though. If you can zoom in further go for it.
TINY! -Evan
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13-Mar-2005
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bonsaiTALK Master
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no larry i dont think we do.
im pretty sure its some type of azalea
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9-Sep-2005
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Praunball
Join Date: Sep-2005
Country: wales
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looks like a chinese elm to me.
Azelea have smooth edges to their leaves so i dought it is one of them. |
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9-Sep-2005
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Praunball
Join Date: Sep-2005
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Actualy, having looked at it again i think it does have smooth leaves doesnt it.
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10-Sep-2005
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Cool tree Dude, Takes me back to when I saw a large collection of bonsai all growing in Jam Tins, outback in Broken Hill. Trust you've got it in light shade, also trust you pierced a hole or two in that there lid. Request close-up detail pics of leaves and trunk for proper identification, doubt that it is an Azalea or Elm, maybe a Buxus. Great fun....Nigel
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26-Sep-2005
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
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Is this bonsai still alive?
Could we see a photograph? Tahnk you. |
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