My baby trees were delivered today:)

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Mr. Hanami
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My baby trees were delivered today:)

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Today I received my new Cryptomeria japonica radicans. I bought twelve raging from 12 to 18 inches tall. This was the first time I’ve ordered off the internet. I bought them from Wayside Gardens and I’m surprisingly happy with these beautiful little guys. :D

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Hi jason,
They look nice and healthy.
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Thanks George. Yeah...they seam very healthy. I'll try to plant them this weekend. I think I'll need to stake them with a thin piece of bamboo. I want to make a screen on the hill behind our house. Hopefully it will work. :roll:
Dōmo arigatō, Mr. Roboto,
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as I stand in the garden gazing at a cherry tree.
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autumn colours

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Hi Mr Hanami

I dont know if al Cryptos are the same but mine changes colour dramatically this time of year.Turning a kind of orange brown TThe firs tme this happened I almost threw it away but luckily I kept it and in Feb or March the following spring it amazed me by turning bright green It never lost a leaf but simply changed colour.
I can recomend these as easy bonsai subjects also
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Hi Brian,
I don't know much about these guys, but from what I have read, they do turn a brownish purple in winter. Do you have any pictures of them?
Dōmo arigatō, Mr. Roboto,
J

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as I stand in the garden gazing at a cherry tree.
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cryptomeria

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Jason Hi.
Trying to shrink a picture for you.The crypto is on the left just changing colour and the plnk leaved tree is a spindle tree
that I planted last year for its autumn colour I cant think of its latin name
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Hi,
Nice photo, the spindle tree is an euonymus.
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spindle tree

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thanks George
Hope you are keeping well
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Hi Brian,
You have a beautiful garden. You give me some good ideas.
Thanks! :D
Dōmo arigatō, Mr. Roboto,
J

Many Things of the past
flood to my mind
as I stand in the garden gazing at a cherry tree.
Matsuo Basho (1644-1694)
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