Chinese Elms In Winter - bonsaiTALK Community

25-Dec-2002	#11
Earl Inactive Join Date: Jan-2002 Location: Klamath Falls, OR Country: USA USDA Zone: 5 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 523	These make my elms look very paltry. They are great. Thanks for sharing them. Earl

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25-Dec-2002

#12

Walter_Pall

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Cool Andy. This is my Chinese elm in winter. I have some more in training. The develpment story of one will appear on TBE in a couple of months.

best regard
Walter Pall

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26-Dec-2002	#13
K.A. Rutledge Guest Posts: n/a	Walter wrote: "Cool Andy. This is my Chinese elm in winter. I have some more in training. The develpment story of one will appear on TBE in a couple of months." ---------------- Wonderful! I look forward to that. Thanks for the opportunity to share it. Kind regards, Andy

26-Dec-2002	#14
ROBOKU bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Oct-2002 Location: MELB Country: AUSTRALIA Posts: 1,183	Nice tree walter do you think you could post the development story here too thanks ROBOKU

26-Dec-2002

#15

Walter_Pall

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The same elm in 1987

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26-Dec-2002

#16

Walter_Pall

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Location: Egling, south of Munich

Country: Germany

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AHS Heat Zone: 5

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in 1999

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26-Dec-2002	#17
Walter_Pall bonsai is not my hobby Join Date: Oct-2001 Location: Egling, south of Munich Country: Germany USDA Zone: 6a AHS Heat Zone: 5 Posts: 1,433	The other story will appear in TBE best regards Walter Pall Last edited by Walter_Pall : 26-Dec-2002 at 02:30 AM.

26-Dec-2002	#18
ROBOKU bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Oct-2002 Location: MELB Country: AUSTRALIA Posts: 1,183	Thanks for sharing your pictures walter once again lovely tree i like the movement . regards ROBOKU

26-Dec-2002	#19
Rene_Voortwist Guest Posts: n/a	Andy, Thanks for posting these beauties ! The first one is very convincing. You can almost feel the gust of the storm. Magnificent ! regards, René

31-Jul-2004	#20
davidm bonsaiTALK Journeyman Join Date: Aug-2003 Country: usa USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 10	great elms, just out of curiosity, did you shape the trees with clip and grow mostly or wiring?

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