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by alpinebonsart » Tue Jan 26, 2010 10:51 am
These are several olives collected in July '09 and potted up into planter bags and cut down plastic pots .
Slip potted into bonsai pot today
and trimmed ready for serious wiring and carving after they settle for a while in their new containers
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by taffyman » Tue Jan 26, 2010 2:27 pm
Mate, you've got some seriously good material in your collection. I'd love to bring a trailer down sometime.

Pity you live so far away.

Taffy
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by alpinebonsart » Tue Jan 26, 2010 3:21 pm
Hi Taffyman i collect trunks not just trees or plants .I look at 50-100 trees and plants before i dig 1of the species i'm after , 95% of my collection is top quality and unusual and the rest is very ordinary . All the olives have there own style , the next collected olives with be even better hopefully with 12 inch trunks not tuber bases . I can always send them via Aussie Post , maximum of 600mm high or a courier is required for larger material. Cheers
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