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The Mayday Cherry, also known as the european Bird cherry, They Grow litterally like weeds here, in the rich acidic soil, they are listed in invasive species handbooks put out by the extension service as a species to watch, I was thinking about making one into a Bonsai, I wouldnt feel bad in the slightest if it died, and at that size I could easily deal with the flowers if it buds and prevent it from spreading seeds (although tis a bit of a mute point as the nieghbors on both sides have them and like them, huge trees) will this tree work, does anyone have experience with similar Cherry or Plum trees, have I been useing commas instead of the appropriate puntuation, sorry, too late, I would appreciate any responces, thanks. (Look, it was a period)

terrestrial_man
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