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leroycoutts wrote: I see you are not the only one who has been ridiculed... people here are arrogant AF.

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Clicio wrote:

leroycoutts wrote: I see you are not the only one who has been ridiculed... people here are arrogant AF.

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Indeed, wtf.

Ok so I am posting the pictures of the Leaves of my Zelkovas... or Ulmus... or what? Well indeed they are 2 tipical specimens of mallsais so I won't show you the whole trees...:lol: :lol: :lol:
One is broom style, one is s-shaped...
Thanks for your advice!

These are ulmus
Chinese elms

LB and Clicio, not personally directed at you. But I have had some pretty rude comments on my posts earlier. As did this person here in some earlier post. So just sharing the same frustration.

leroycoutts wrote: LB and Clicio, not personally directed at you. But I have had some pretty rude comments on my posts earlier. As did this person here in some earlier post. So just sharing the same frustration.

I think that if you feel people are being ridiculed in this thread, you really need to learn how to accept feedback.

leroycoutts wrote: LB and Clicio, not personally directed at you. But just sharing the same frustration.

Please read all the thread again.
Frustration would be not getting any correct and useful answers.

Constructive criticism and feedback always welcome. Not rude and sarcastic behaviour that some members display. Which is why I always appreciate feedback from you.

Thanks Leatherback. So am I right in saying that Zelkova Nire is a sort of (wrong) commercial name for Chinese Elm... whilst the "true" Zelkova variety normally used for bonsai is the Serrata (a.k.a. Japanese Elm??)... which, I am aware, is indeed very different having sharper-pointed leaves (and with deeper "toothed" edges)... and indeed quite elegant!
Thanks!

I am not sure. Zelkova nire is wrong. Theexact why I do not really understand. There is discussion about this name, and whether azelkova nire exists (no) and why it is used. Just call your plants ulmus and you will be fine.