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Good internet sources for tree seedlings?

21 years ago

Hi Everyone,

I recently got started with bonsai and I'm having trouble finding good sources of potted tree seedlings on the internet. Most of the nurseries I've found are only wholesale nurseries. Does anyone know any good sources? The genera I'm specifically interested in doing bonsai with are:

Birch, beech, cherry, small maples, and crape myrtle.

Also, I got two Serviceberry (amelanchier) seedlings earlier this summer that I potted up in 1-gallon pots. Originally I intented to just plant them in the garden but now I'm thinking they would make really cute bonsai specimens. Does anyone have any experience with serviceberry bonsai?

thanks! :)

Victor

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zube100
21 years ago
Victor, here's a link to one of the very best bonsai nurseries on the web. A ton of helpful information is there online as well.
Good luck,
zube

Here is a link that might be useful: Evergreen Gardenworks
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