Seiju Elms by Dave Bogan
Dave discusses his experience and observation's with Hakkaido's little brother the Seiju Elm
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Seiju Elms
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Seiju Elms
by Tachigi on Thu Nov 05, 2009 5:14 pm
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Re: Seiju Elms
by Dustin Mann on Thu Nov 05, 2009 6:57 pm
Dave: I agree with Jerry. Great article, especially the specifics of cultivation AND the cautionary notes about cork bark and treatment Dustin
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Re: Seiju Elms
by Wvbonsai on Thu Nov 05, 2009 7:38 pm
I agree. Very helpful little article. He has a point when he cites the fact there are very few articles on Seju. I just planted my first one in the grow bed this year. Its growth has been slow thus far but i'm sure it will take off once the roots have become established. I know Brent Walston has some with massive trunks but I dont think he has an article or blog post outlining their development.
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