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I asked her for some prices. 202 was 890, which is not dissimilar I think. I would expect 212 to be a bit dearer, considering it has been in pot 3 years longer.

leatherback wrote: One of the better sources for raw material:

Thanks for sharing! The one I like the most is #44. Probably not the 'rawest' they have but I like it the most :lol: .

thank you for your help i will take this advice and do what i can!

leatherback wrote: I asked her for some prices. 202 was 890, which is not dissimilar I think. I would expect 212 to be a bit dearer, considering it has been in pot 3 years longer.

1850.... a lot of money. Not saying that's expensive, but it is way above my budget.

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That's my favorite, .. now to ship it across the pond, then half way cross a continent? Well, this is the twenty first century.

fifty years from now, ... it could be really... really . ... it has so many possibilities. Thank's for the link, I'll have to look at it in June.
Looks like "Name my price", then negotiate.

Samantha wrote: fifty years from now, ... it could be really... really . ... it has so many possibilities.

I have seen trees from this site end up on european shows, within 5 years :ohmy: Not saying they were ready to be displayed though.. :pinch:

leatherback wrote:

Samantha wrote: fifty years from now, ... it could be really... really . ... it has so many possibilities.

I have seen trees from this site end up on european shows, within 5 years :ohmy: Not saying they were ready to be displayed though.. :pinch:

Yes, but can you, just, imagine?
It would do great in any show around here.

Samantha wrote: Yes, but can you, just, imagine?

Imagine them well-matured as a bonsai? Yes.

But this was one on display in the past in a big show, which I would have preferred been given another 5 years of refinement, personally: