Selling prebonsai stock NC

[JoeR]

If possible, cash and local pickup in Rockingham NC would be awesome. I can ship or deliver if it is worth my time. I'm happy to sell everything together wholesale for a club, the kinzu or pines could make for a great workshop. Whatever it takes, I'm just ready to reduce my collection. Make an offer here, if you're local stop by and talk!

Most of this material is a bit neglected but has good bones.

 

[JoeR]

Kinzu, Hong Kong kumquat, all grown from seed. The pre bonsai ones are maybe 5 years old now and as you can see, already set flowers and fruit. Had an issue with the leaf folding caterpillars but they've been sprayed. Smaller ones are 2 possibly 3 years old and ready to be wired.

 

[JoeR]

I have two of these kotohime, great nebari and need a good chop. Love these

 

[JoeR]

I have about 30 of these scraggly JBP. I'd estimate about 5 years old, been super neglected their whole life. As you can see, flexible and could make for a cool mame/shohin workshop if you Amp them up with fertilizer the rest of the year. I think a few of them I left wire on as an experiment but most do not have any although all were wired for good low movement

I believe biogold to be particularly amazing for JBP, maybe feeding the myco I'm not sure.

 

[JoeR]

I have several of these willow leaf ficus, some are really nice. I'll post more if there's interest. Good for beginners

 

[JoeR]

Seiju and I can't remember if the others are zelkova or Chinese Elm, but I'm sure someone can ID from leaves. Not all pictured

 

[JoeR]

Serissa. Mix of white, pink, double white. I've had these for years. I will just give the small ones away if interested. Also pictured are Australian brush cherry, they are a resilient species and make for good topiary too. Those are definitely free.

 

[JoeR]

Japanese snowbell from Bill V. Couple of these. Slight wire scarring but should fade

 

[JoeR]

Chinese quince. A little yellow from the tray they sit in not draining but shouldn't be a big deal. As with the snowbell slight scarring

 

[JoeR]

I'll start with that for now. Eucalyptus

 

[JoeR]

I have some assorted fancy JM and pines too but because the grafts are so ugly these might be better for landscape use

 

[Daniel son STL]

What varieties of grafted jm’s do you have?

 

[Shibui]

Seiju and I can't remember if the others are zelkova or Chinese Elm, but I'm sure someone can ID from leaves.

The larger leaves appear to be Chinese elm too.

 

[JoeR]

What varieties of grafted jm’s do you have?

This is the original list, might be missing a couple now

 

[Orion_metalhead]

Interested in the seiju and kotohime. Would you ship them to NJ

 

[JoeR]

Interested in the seiju and kotohime. Would you ship them to NJ

I can, but they are very heavy so shipping might be prohibitive. Shipping will be expensive for most of this stuff besides the pines and kinzu

 

[Zac]

I'd be interested in some of the JBP, serrisa and willow leaf ficus. But I can't pick them up and like you said shipping will be expensive.

 

[JoeR]

I'd be interested in some of the JBP, serrisa and willow leaf ficus. But I can't pick them up and like you said shipping will be expensive.

Those won't be as bad. Depending how many of each you'd like

 

[Zac]

Those won't be as bad. Depending how many of each you'd like

I'd like allot of them but my space and girlfriend will not allow that. Probably a couple JBP's and a serrisa tree of thousand stars if have that and a willow leaf ficus. If you want to deal with shipping PM me prices and estimated shipping costs and I'll see

 

[JoeR]

Two more kotohime