Well that’s what I call it. I’ve played with this tree for years watching it progress slowly. It adds a bit of colour in the display and despite all its faults I still like to stop and look it it, even though it’s usually to figure out what I’d like to change 😂
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a:hover { color: red; } a { text-decoration: none; color: #0088cc; } a.primaryactionlink:link, a.primaryactionlink:visited { background-color: #2585B2; color: #fff; } a.primaryactionlink:hover, a.primaryactionlink:active { background-color: #11729E; color: #fff; } /* @media only screen and (max-device-width: 480px) { .post { min-width: 700px; } } */ body { font-family: arial; font-size: 0.8em; } .post, .comment { background-color: white; line-height: 1.4em; } Hi, my name is George Jarvis. I live in eastern Newfoundland, Canada. We have a climate somewhat like Ireland but colder. I thoroughly enjoy you posts. I have a question for you if you have the time to respond. I have been enjoying the art of bonsai for about five years now. I recently constructed an eight by ten foot greenhouse and hope to give my tropicals a longer growing season. Have you had any experience using a greenhouse for your trees? I'm thinking of putting a 100 watt light bulb inside to keep the temp up on cold days. It is only eight degrees outside today. If you have the time I would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks.
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Hi, yes I’ve used both greenhouse and Polytunnels here. I’m in the process of removing them and erecting a new larger Polytunnel. They are great for over wintering softer trees if you keep it just above zero with a heater of some kind but I rarely get extreme cold here. My main use is for recovery of yamadori after collection. I have a misting system that mists the foliage for a few minutes every hour and it makes a massive difference to success rate. The new tunnel will have both a watering and misting system installed. Hope this helps.
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