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  1. May 3rd, 2014, 12:45 AM #1
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    Default Bonsai grown from seeds

    Bonsai germinated from seeds. Again the only cost is time and patience.

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    I envy your patience and time. GREAT GROWING luke
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    Are you intending to make them bonsai? I like the macrophyllus!

    This reminds me to go dig up some flowering crabapple seedlings at the base of a tree by work. My intent would be to bonsai them.

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    Duhhhh- The post's title answers my question!
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    Quote Originally Posted by chingjervis View Post
    I envy your patience and time. GREAT GROWING luke
    As a retiree,the only thing I have is patience and time.
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