Regards
Wal
Corky bark Elm
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wal
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Corky bark Elm
Got a little Corky that's probably going to be a Shohin, very excited to see it develop
Regards
Wal
Regards
Wal
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wal
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Re: Corky bark Elm
Thank you mate
Might even Mame her as upright informal. Yet to fully decide
Regards
Wal
Might even Mame her as upright informal. Yet to fully decide
Regards
Wal
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Matthew
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Re: Corky bark Elm
Get that new leader going to a thickness then cut to a new low bud for direction .Elms in general and corkbarks make excellent bonsai . Quick growing , most forgiving , can be cut to a stump with multiple reshooting on old wood . naturally small leafs on most species and ramify easy, airlayer easy, propagate easy.Did I miss something out? yes I like them 
