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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
euonymus and ash repotted
European euonymus, Euonymus europea European ash, Fraxinus excelsior
Dear Mr Pall, I like the ash, especialy autumn color. I dont have any in my collection, but I plan to colect one. I want to ask if you found the tree with such a big scar (uro) or if you made it yourself on this tree? I am asking just to find out what is the edge, until what point can I go during making a dead wood on decidous trees, to keep the tree in good condition. Regards, Martin
Walter, euonymus europea...is that the european (indemic) euonymus that you mean? if so, the actual name is euonymus alatus ;)...and, its a beautiful specimen, rarely seen this kind of tree in as good a bonsai as yours...
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Dear Mr Pall,
I like the ash, especialy autumn color. I dont have any in my collection, but I plan to colect one. I want to ask if you found the tree with such a big scar (uro) or if you made it yourself on this tree? I am asking just to find out what is the edge, until what point can I go during making a dead wood on decidous trees, to keep the tree in good condition.
Regards,
Martin
Walter, euonymus europea...is that the european (indemic) euonymus that you mean? if so, the actual name is euonymus alatus ;)...and, its a beautiful specimen, rarely seen this kind of tree in as good a bonsai as yours...
It seems you will have to buy a new botany book:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euonymus_europaeus
and
ttp://www.issg.org/database/species/ecology.asp?si=574&fr=1&sts=sss
So quite the contrary!
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