Some nice material you got there! I like #3! I have gotten stuff from Marc as well. The one thing about his stock is that I have found in almost all cases for the nebari to be unrefined and coarse.
The leaves of all 3 maples. I'm guessing he grew them from seeds many many years ago. It's so neat that they vary quite a bit in appearance and spring color. I know #1 turns bright red in the fall. I wonder what the other two's fall colors will be.
I usually resort to doing root grafts in the ones I've had. However, in working on a semi cascade Japanese maple, I instead cut all around a couple of thick roots. Basically they were air layered to try and force finer roots closer to the trunk. We shall see its success since I was not able to go around the entire perimeter of both roots.
how did you choose which trees to buy - i didnt think his site was being updated?
Do you use its own cuttings for grafting or seedlings? I would be interested in finding out whether your partial airlayering takes.
LOL that's what he calls them. You're in the same state as him. That should be easy. Nothing beats picking trees in person.That's definitely not what I was expecting when I read "stump"! Hmm maybe I need to plan a visit to this place...
yepLOL that's what he calls them. You're in the same state as him. That should be easy. Nothing beats picking trees in person.
Woah- prices start at $400? I'm out.