mwar15
Omono
This is a 4 year old seed grown alligator juniper
$50 plus shipping OBO
$50 plus shipping OBO
Alligator juniper
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HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
Very Nice!
Bump!
Bump!
mwar15
Omono
I think you forgot to add the numerical value to your post
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
It is TOTALLY worth the price!!
I've learned about these trees BECAUSE of yours..
Buuut ..NO WAY can I grow them effectively here.
I'm fairly jealous... the bark on these is fantastic, and this specimen is heading in a lot of "right directions"...
..my climate would kill it.
I've learned about these trees BECAUSE of yours..
Buuut ..NO WAY can I grow them effectively here.
I'm fairly jealous... the bark on these is fantastic, and this specimen is heading in a lot of "right directions"...
..my climate would kill it.
mwar15
Omono
SOLD
Colorado
Masterpiece
Got any more alligator junipers?
mwar15
Omono
lol, not that I want to sell at the moment
mwar15
Omono
Not at the moment
mwar15
Omono
Yes I have 2 I just pulled out of the ground this spring. I also have about 20, 4 year old seedlings I need to split up. I’ll probably have them ready next spring
Desert O'Piñon
Chumono
I'm definitely interested! Also interested in any and all tips you are willing to share on your process for germinating and propagating from seed. This is one of the few great natives for bonsai in my area. Thank you in advance!
mwar15
Omono
I sold all but 1 locally. The 1 I still have I don’t know if it will make it. Germination wise, I think I just did a 24 soak, the cold stratification in the fridge.
BrianBay9
Masterpiece
UC Davis recommends ".....High rates of germination with 48 hour warm soak and nicking with knife or nail clippers then 3 month cold stratification in light medium in refrigerator....."
arboretum.ucdavis.edu
Alligator Juniper | Juniperus deppeana | UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden
Juniperus deppeana, alligator juniper, is a medium-sized evergreen tree with blue-green foliage and striking bark that resembles alligator scales. It is sometimes multistemmed and grows at a fast rate. It is highly adaptable and tolerant of dry, sunny, hot locations.
arboretum.ucdavis.edu
I saw that you sold them… any chance for some Yamadori that could be balled and shipped to me in spring? <hopeful grin>
mwar15
Omono
No yamadori. All mine were seed grown from Arizona seeds. They are highly controlled in Az about digging yamadori.
