This is the new wonderbonsai from South-Africa-Buddleja saligna. Giant Yamadori can be dug with litte roots and they will almost always grow after the dig. They can be dug in spring or high summer- and they grow like weeds all over my province. Their leaves reduce up to 75%. They also offer very good deadwood work oppertunities.
But they cant do the woodwork themselves and Im not very experienced on working on deadwood. Any advice, comments or virts welcome:
Buddleja saligna yamadori
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Buddleja saligna yamadori
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Re: Buddleja saligna yamadori
Oh boy! The back budding on that trunk in the second shot is to die for. Very few trees that I know will be so generous.
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Re: Buddleja saligna yamadori
Looks a lot like an olive leaf
Nice find too
Ken
Nice find too
Ken
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Re: Buddleja saligna yamadori
Yes, they are also called the false olive and they grow in the same area as our African Olive.
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Re: Buddleja saligna yamadori
They've certainly got character, great if you can just help yourself to them for free too.