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Malus - cerasifera / Crab apple Purchased in 1994 as a small Bonsai, and since that date still in training Dims. in 2004 ↕23cm, ↔ 18cm


Fuchsia In training since 1998 from a common pot-plant. Dims. in 2004 ↕25cm, ↔ 29cm


Olea europea - OLEACEAE / Olive 1. > Purchased on a holyday trip in 1998 to Spain by: Rosa Aules, Avgda. Catalunya [cantonada Ma. Cristina] - E-43002 TARRAGONA. 2. > Potted in a Bonsai-pot in 2000, and after restyling shows the tree in 2001 Because it produces many fine roots that do not withstand protracted frost, the cold tolerance of the olive is limited! In our climate I have to keep the Bonsai in a cold greenhouse during winter at ± 4 to 6°C, as also the leaves bear no lower temperatures. (Still in training) Dims in 2004 ↕32cm, ↔ 24cm, trunk diameter at the base: 6cm
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Ulmus parvifolia / Chinese elm Purchased in 2000 as a "said to be" Bonsai! Was in very bad condition. 1. In 2004 planted in a training-pot, for restyling. Dims. ↕26cm, ↔ 24cm 2. June 2009. Dims. now ↕30cm, ↔ 27cm
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Calbás - BIGNONIACEAE / Crescentia cujete L. / Calabash tree, On a holyday trip to Curacao in 1982 we collected as a souvenir a "Calbás" from a natural tree. Once at home I opened the Calbás, not knowing that it was completely filled with seeds. I got 100ds of seedlings which I gave all away, keeping only one 1. In 2006, this is finally the result after years of work and care given to the seedling! 2. After defoliation in jan, photo taken in february 2007, 3. Trunk In our climate I have to keep the Bonsai as an indoor plant during wintertime, september/may Dims in 2006 ↕26cm, ↔ 21cm, trunk diameter at the base: 9cm
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