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SPECIMEN FIELD TREES Autumn 2006/Spring 2007
Coniferous Species	Age	Trunk	Height	Ł
(Common Name)	(Approx)	(Diam-inches)	(Cms)	(Guide)
Blue Juniper (J.squamata "Meyeri")	12	2-4	60-100	25-85
Cedar of Lebanon	12	2-4	60-100	30-85
Deodar or Weeping Cedar	12	2-4	60-100	30-85
Chinese Juniper "San Jose"	12	3-4	100+ wide	30-80
Chinese Juniper "Blaauw" (Our speciality)	10-35	1-6	30-150	30-250
Cyprian Cedar (C.brevifolia)	12	1-2	60-90	30-65
Dawn Redwood (Metasequoia Glyptostroboides)	8	1-3	60-120	25-60
English Yew (S-trunk)	8	2-4	60-90	40-80
Ginkgo (Maidenhair Tree)	8	1-2	40-60	15-50
Hinoki Cypress ("nana gracilis")	17-22	1-3	40-80	50-85
J Black Pine (P.thunbergii) seedlings	8-12	1-2	30-80	20-65
J Black Pine (P.thunbergii) cork grafts	8-20	1-4	30-100	30-150
Japanese Larch	7-10	1-3	30-90	15-50
Mountain Pine(P. Mugo)	8-12	2-3	30-70	20-85
Scots Pine(P. Sylvestris)	8-12	2-3	60-90	30-80
Scots Pine (Named Dwarf Grafts) Quality "matching" Grafts	10-17	1-4	30-80	30-150
Swamp Cypress	8-12	1-2	60-90	15-45
Deciduous Species	Age	Trunk (ins)	Height (cms)	Ł
Canadian Red Maples (Acer rubrum)	8-12	2-4	90+	15-60
Chinese Elm (Cork-bark hardy form)	8-12	2-5	30-90	15-100
Common Beech (Numerous)	7-9	1-2	60-120	10-15
Hornbeams (Common & Oriental)	7-12	1-2	60-90	15-45
English Oak (Numerous)	10-12	2-3	30-90	30-60
Turkey Oak (Small cut-leaf)	10+	2-3	60-90	30-60
Field Maple	8-10	1-2	30-90	15-40
Jacqueline Hillier Elm (Rare Dwarf Elm)	8-10	2-4	60-90	30-60
Japanese Rock Cherry (Prunus incisa)	8-10	2-4	60-90	30-40
Japanese Cherry (Prunus autumnalis)	8-10	1-2	60-90	15-60
Katsura (Cercidiphyllum japonicum)	8-12	2-3	60-90	15-60
Mulberry (Morus nigra) Red Fruit	6-14	2-4	60-90	40-60
Red Hawthorn "Paul's Scarlet" (Double)	8-16	1-4	60-90	15-85
Sacred Bamboo or Nandina	7-8	1	90-100	15-40
Siberian Elm	6- 8	4	90+	60
Silver Birch (Jaquemontii microprop)	10-12	2-4	100-200	15-60
Turkey Oak	10	2-3	60-90	30-60
Wisteria	6-12	1-2	60-90	15-40
Zelkova	4-12	2-4	30-60	20-60
Notes: Stock is subject to availablility on a self-dig basis, and by prior arrangement with the owners. The digging season is normally October to March, however reservations may be made outwith this period, subject to a 50% deposit The above is purely a guide of the massive and ever-changing stock, therefore each tree is priced on an individual basis. Customers must accept full responsibility for: the aftercare and reestablishment of newly-lifted self-dig field stock, see below: Aftercare Newly lifted stock should be potted in Bonsai Compost "Basic Mix", retaining maximum fibrous root Anchor the tree into the pot securely with wire, then drench with "superthrive" Protect in a cold greenhouse until spring and water regularly but with care Gradually "harden-off", i.e. gradually increase levels of light, air and fertiliser, and for the rest of the year focus on root development, resisting the temptation of premature styling. Glenbrook Bonsai Nursery, Tickenham, Clevedon, North Somerset BS21 6SE. Tel: 01275 858596 www.glenbrookbonsai.co.uk Back to top Back to products Back to home Page