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English Oak
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Boics
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Re: English Oak
What's up Meagi?
Looks like a EO to me - is this what you're asking?
Looks like a EO to me - is this what you're asking?
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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Re: English Oak
Querus robur aka English oak.
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Re: English Oak
Hi Meagi,
I have an english oak too, and i am not sure you can get a shohin out of this specie, they don't reduce leaf size too well. But they do make beautiful largish bonsai though...
I have an english oak too, and i am not sure you can get a shohin out of this specie, they don't reduce leaf size too well. But they do make beautiful largish bonsai though...
