Height: 10 from soil line. Trunk diameter: 3 at widest point!
This is an incredible natural collected native plum tree! I acquired this tree from a friend who dug it from a creek on his property maybe 15 years ago. He potted the tree in a large 5 gallon pot in some sandy soil and let it sit in his nursery. I rescued it last year and re-potted it into some high quality japanese pre-mixed soil last month. This tree has deadwood that only a true yamadori could possibly attain, you can’t carve and replicate something like that, just look at the pictures! This is high quality material that will be a very rewarding project. Since it was re-potted this year, and is such an old tree, i would advise against doing anything to it this year other than fertilizing and watering. It might even reward you with some flowers and fruit next year! Should be an amazing little tree in no time!
As always, feel free to ask any questions you may have. School is in session so trees from me will be a rare sight until summer, but feel free to ask if you have a special request!
I also still have many artist made display stands, turntables, pots, as well as some antique japanese pots, just ask! I sell these trees to both promote the art form, and to support my addicting and often expensive hobby. If you need a special, hard to find tree, just ask! I will do my best to locate one for you!
I do not charge for packing materials or labor. Photos taken 3/4/14 (display stands not included unless otherwise stated).
Tags: bonsai, compare, crabapple, flowering, plum, specimen, tree, yamadori
0