Japanese black pine
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Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
DougDT Wed Nov 24, 2010 4:18 pm
WOW Suthin
Wonderful trees, their quick development and your design and foresight are just amazing.
I don’t know if the board members realize that you create these wonderful bonsai in New England.
His Nursery is in the suburbs of Boston, MA which at best is zone 6 (read long cold winters).
Suthin's Large bonsai, especially Ficus, Japanese Maples and Pines are just as incredible as his Shohin work.
Happy Thanksgivings
Doug Taylor
Bonsai Society of Greater Springfield
P.S.
What ever happened with the Study Group we planned?
PM me
Wonderful trees, their quick development and your design and foresight are just amazing.
I don’t know if the board members realize that you create these wonderful bonsai in New England.
His Nursery is in the suburbs of Boston, MA which at best is zone 6 (read long cold winters).
Suthin's Large bonsai, especially Ficus, Japanese Maples and Pines are just as incredible as his Shohin work.
Happy Thanksgivings
Doug Taylor
Bonsai Society of Greater Springfield
P.S.
What ever happened with the Study Group we planned?
PM me
DougDT- Member
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