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Bonsai Exchange
chrmann

HAVE: privet, cedar, persimmon

20 years ago

I have the following seedlings that are small enough to use in bonsai:

privet - lots

cedar -several

persimmon (1)

Hunting for:

dogwoods

red japanese maples

oak trees

boxwoods

evergreen shrubs

hydrangeas

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