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treebeard55 · 04-13-2009, 09:33 PM

Mike, those certainly could: their native climate is even harsher.

I have one of Andy Smith's collected ponderosas, presently the crown jewel of my rebuild-in-process collection. I'd love to have another. Andy's trees, and Harold Sasaki's Colorado spruces, are so full of character that I think they qualify for Walter Pall's term: "soul."

What stops me, at present, is that I don't have enough slips of green paper with dead guys' pictures on them.

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treebeard55 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Warsaw IN, USA USDA zone 5b Posts: 511	Mike, those certainly could: their native climate is even harsher. I have one of Andy Smith's collected ponderosas, presently the crown jewel of my rebuild-in-process collection. I'd love to have another. Andy's trees, and Harold Sasaki's Colorado spruces, are so full of character that I think they qualify for Walter Pall's term: "soul." What stops me, at present, is that I don't have enough slips of green paper with dead guys' pictures on them. __________________ Treebeard 55 Steve Moore http://hoosierbonsai.blogspot.com The most important bonsai tool is your brain.