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Ulmus glabra Huds.  /  Scots Elm
 1. > Experiment. Plaited in 1984 from 3 ± four year old seedlings.
2. and 3. > The marks of plaint on the trunk are now nearly not visible anymore in 2001. 
 Dims. in 2004 ↕: 36cm,  ↔:  29cm, trunk diameter at the base 6,5cm

schotselm.jpg (135789 bytes) 1.

Scots_elm_trunk.JPG (30785 bytes) 2.

Blad.JPG (28605 bytes) 

Bergiep_1.jpg (44981 bytes) 3.

Prunus spinosa   -   Blackthorn
 Yamadori in 1986 in CH-Greifensee.
The dimensions at that time: Height 150cm, Width 1,5cm
Cut down to 10cm and planted in a training-pot
 1. > Picture taken in 1990   -   2. > This photo is from april 2007
Dims. in 2007 ↕: 30cm,  ↔: 25, trunk diameter at the base 5cm

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(Ginkgoaceae)  -  Ginkgo biloba -  Maidenhair Tree 
 In training since 1985 when I purchased the tree. (As per importer 17 years old.)
The pree Bonsai was just imported from Japan and packed in sphagnum moss in a plastic bag only
1. > The picture was taken in 1992,  2. > in 2000 and 3. > in 2007
4. > Poem by Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von - German poet, novelist, playwright, and natural philosopher, the greatest figure of the German Romantic period and of German literature as a whole
Dims.  in 2007 ↕: 36cm,  ↔: 29cm , trunk diameter at base 5cm 

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1. and 1a. > The below pictures shows the Ginkgo biloba with nuts growing in the Botanical Garden of the University at Leiden the Netherlands, planted in 1785. The Ginko in the Hortus at Harderwijk the Netherlands is said to be planted in 1735 by "Linnaeus"
My wife in front of the tree at Leiden is 165cm tall!
The Ginkgo biloba is the world's oldest living tree, a species whose existence can be traced back over 250 million years! For this reason, the Ginkgo was referred to as a living fossil in
1859 by Charles Darwin

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1a. Nuts

 
- Pollen -

ginkgo fossil1.JPG (20256 bytes) 
- Fossil -

Tilia platyphyllos  /  Lime-tree
This Bonsai was created from a container-plant ± 5 years old in 1989
Photo taken in 2002  Dims. in 2004 ↕: 39cm,  ↔: 35cm

tilia_2.JPG (11723 bytes) 

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