Small Maple in the rock...

Is simple and small.
This plant was made through cutting of roots.


Shabat Shalom, Luciano.

Really glad you posted this, as I've just trimmed masses of really interesting Trident Maple roots off a large tree that I lifted from my fattening bed. I have potted up about ten of the best, in the hope that they might sprout. Something I've not done with Trident roots before, though I always do it succesfully with Elm roots.

Yours proves that I've got a chance.

What a great little tree. I too just planted a handful of elm roots and I am hoping to do the same with some trident roots went I lift them. Now I'm inspired to get out there and get them out of the ground. I can't wait until my two year year old daughter is trustworthy enough to hold my trees for photographic purposes (by then I hope to have more trees worth photographing). Right now she just wants to dig in the soil, if it's not the squirrels it's my daughter!

I started to make of Ulmus, later I was making of: Zelkovas, Caliandras, Pitecolobium, Eugênias, Serrisas, Cottoneaster, Trident Maple, Formosanum Maple, Ficus Nerifolia, Banian, Triagularis, Taxodium, Jaboticaba, Pitanga… The majority catches easy of cuttings of roots.
Shabat Shalom Luciano.