Dwarf Japanese white Pine

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Dwarf Japanese white Pine

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Here is a little tree which was grafted onto JWP stock a few years back. This is its first shaping. I think it will make a respectable little shohin in time.
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This is the other half of the tree. I will keep this for a while to use for taking scions before I cut it off.
The wired half looked similar to this before shaping.
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Looks like it has a great future, is there much stock of this dwarf white pine about?
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No Gerard, It's a one off. It came from a batch of seedlings and I probably would have lost it if I didn't graft it onto stronger stock. I will try to propagate but its extremely slow. I think it was grafted in 2001 or something..
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Gerard wrote::(
Try conifer gardens nursery...I picked up a few dwarf variety black pine a couple months ago.
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Re: Dwarf Japanese white Pine

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Quite a nice tree there in the making Treeman. Being a dwarf variety I would imagine they are very slow growing. In one way a good attribute for bonsai, although depending on your current age might be one the grand kids get to enjoy more :lol: Be interested to see the progress.

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Re: Dwarf Japanese white Pine

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treeman wrote: This is its first shaping. I think it will make a respectable little shohin in time.
Very modest of you. That should be beautiful in years to come. Very nice, Treeman :D
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