Big phillyrea latifolia
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Rob Kempinski
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Big phillyrea latifolia
Collected in 2007
this is how it looks like now 7/2010
More photos - http://www.animabonsai.com/2010/07/big-mock-privet/
this is how it looks like now 7/2010
More photos - http://www.animabonsai.com/2010/07/big-mock-privet/
Marija Hajdic- Member
Re. Big phillyrea latifolia
Wood structure of your very beautiful. Surface of the wood has unique characteristics. It was very beautiful bonsai I like.
siriwatn- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
Howzit Marija,
Very nice. I like the trunk lines. In a few more years this will be a beautiful specimen. Mahalo for sharing.
A Hui Hou,
-Tim
Very nice. I like the trunk lines. In a few more years this will be a beautiful specimen. Mahalo for sharing.
A Hui Hou,
-Tim
Hawaiian77- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
Great progress. I'd let the bottom branch grow wild for a few years to fatten up the first branch.
Can we see a close up of the chop? I'd be interested to see how you handled that.
Can we see a close up of the chop? I'd be interested to see how you handled that.
Rob Kempinski- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
Very nice tree!!
Rob wrote:
Rob wrote:
Just what i was thinking...pics?
Can we see a close up of the chop? I'd be interested to see how you handled that.
Pola- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
Another one with a great future!
I confess I didn't know this species, which is also present in France around the Mediterranean area, and sometimes a little further north: it's closely related to Olea europea and the info I got mention that it can stand easily -15° C when in the ground.
Thanks for posting, not only is it beautiful, but I've learned something thanks to you
I confess I didn't know this species, which is also present in France around the Mediterranean area, and sometimes a little further north: it's closely related to Olea europea and the info I got mention that it can stand easily -15° C when in the ground.
Thanks for posting, not only is it beautiful, but I've learned something thanks to you
AlainK- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
In few days I will put pics, my camera is now on serviceRob Kempinski wrote:Can we see a close up of the chop? I'd be interested to see how you handled that.
Phillyrea is still not so pupular for bonsai, although species has many good characteristics like small leaves, interesting bark on old tree, buds well ...AlainK wrote:Another one with a great future!
I confess I didn't know this species, which is also present in France around the Mediterranean area, and sometimes a little further north: it's closely related to Olea europea and the info I got mention that it can stand easily -15° C when in the ground.
Thanks for posting, not only is it beautiful, but I've learned something thanks to you
Marija Hajdic- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
Very nice species (almost unrecognizable from olive) and also a great specimen!! Checked your blog and it seems that it has much more very promising buddies , I will be curious about its future development!
Lukas Sirotny- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
Now in the middle of growing season it looks messy, because we are wiring phillyreas in winter.
Difference between olive and phillyrea can be easily spotted, for people who has experience with this species.
Difference between olive and phillyrea can be easily spotted, for people who has experience with this species.
Marija Hajdic- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
Great development over three years!
By the way, my wife and I enjoyed our brief visit to Split in May 2010!
By the way, my wife and I enjoyed our brief visit to Split in May 2010!
John Quinn- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
Very cool tree. Love the trunk and the lower trunk movement.
Bob Pressler- Member
Re: Big phillyrea latifolia
I second Bob - an incredible, interesting lower trunk. I have one like it, minus the incredibly interesting lower trunk
-Brent-- Member
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