Some have started to colour; some not at all despite cooler temps. we have had as low as 3 to 4 degrees but more usually it is between 6 to 12 degrees at night.
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Great shots Grant, thanks! Love the crop of berries on the Hawthorn. 
What is the ground cover on the Washington thorn?
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What is the ground cover on the Washington thorn?
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A weed.Steven wrote:Great shots Grant, thanks! Love the crop of berries on the Hawthorn.
What is the ground cover on the Washington thorn?
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oh my gosh. I love that Hawthorn with the berries. Very beautiful. What type of Hawthorn is that?
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English hawthorn, Crataegous monogyna. Wild tree dug a number of years ago.bonsaibuddyman wrote:oh my gosh. I love that Hawthorn with the berries. Very beautiful. What type of Hawthorn is that?
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Thanks, I'll have to keep an eye out if I see one. I love hawthorns, but have not found any yet. Love the colours on that Washington too....NBPCA wrote:English hawthorn, Crataegous monogyna. Wild tree dug a number of years ago.bonsaibuddyman wrote:oh my gosh. I love that Hawthorn with the berries. Very beautiful. What type of Hawthorn is that?
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Wow man
Can't wait to see the collection again in 2 weeks
Can't wait to see the collection again in 2 weeks
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Awesome pics.
Keep em coming!
Keep em coming!
One of the fabulous things about growing bonsai is as you get old and decrepit your trees get old and beautiful
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Having known some of these for years, but never seeing the true colours they get. I am really looking forward to seeing them next week.
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I hope the colour lasts that long; anyhow there will all ways be lots to see at the collection,
Grant
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