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Hello guys, I recently buy this Mapple.

Can you tell me what value does she have?!

Regards

For bonsai? Very little. The big grafting scar requires air layering. After that, the whole branch structure needs development.

Prices are very much regional. But I would be surpised if you get more than 50 euro for it.

If picked up at a general nursery i would imagine paying somewhere Between ?50-75 ish its hard to say it does have a lot of flaws for bonsai.

"She"?

Auk, I always think "she" (but I don't write it in English ).
In French, tree is masculine; in Portuguese (my mother tongue), and other languages, tree is feminine (these languages don't have neutrals.) So, some people like me say tree and think "she".

In Italian tree is masculine but plant is feminine .

Enaisio wrote: In Italian tree is masculine but plant is feminine .

Same in Spanish.

In Dutch they are neutral, whether they are actually female or male. To me it sounds silly to use he or she.
Even sillier I find it to give them pet names like Bonbon, Milo, Dolores...

It comes down to the grammar , even inanimate objects are named with female or male properties for example : the pen in Italian is " la Penna " la is used for female things like the woman " la donna" but for male things for example: the fridge " Il frigo " il is used as " the" for maschuline things , the male " Il maschio" .
Sorry for the very bad explanation but I hope you got the gist of it

Enaisio wrote: It comes down to the grammar , even inanimate objects are named with female or male properties for example : the pen in Italian is " la Penna " la is used for female things like the woman " la donna"

Lo so!