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Japanese
larch This larch started
out from a seedling purchased from Taki Nagasawa's Green River
Nursery in the early '70's. For several years it was part of
a forest group. After a time the group disbanded and each went
their separate ways, this one went into the ground for several
years to increase the size of the trunk. It's been in a pot for
20 years now and stands as a single sentry. |
| Juniper This is a collected Sierra juniper
estimated age four hundred plus years. Note the foliage! not
exactly sierra foliage huh! Three shimpaku grafts were attached
in 1973 by Dan Robinson of Elandan Gardens. |
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Hokkaido
elm This is the smallest
leafed elm in the world. This specimen came from Carl Young's
Nursery SEIJU EN in Lodi California. It was large field grown
stock that Carl was known for. The owner purchased it in the
early 1980's and has styled it since then. The style? how about
the Serengeti plain tree style? |
| Podocarpus A podocarpus is also called the Buddha
Pine, this tree was imported from China in 1995 by Natures Way
Nursery in Pennsylvania. It now resides in the state of Oregon. |
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Mountain
hemlock This eighty
year old double trunk hemlock is a collected tree. It has been
in training four years. It was collected by Anton in the Spring
of 1999. |
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