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HAVE: Pond plants and waterlilies for bonsai

18 years ago

Hi there. I'm looking for interesting bonsai stock. For some nice stock I can trade a whole selection of plants to start a pond or fill a tubgarden. "Just add water" If you have ever wanted to try a small watergarden this is the chance. If you are already a watergardener and need something more specific, let me know. I may be able to help.

Thank you, Damon

Comments (3)

Kathy Johnson
18 years ago
Please check my list to see if there's anything you can use for bonsai! I am very interested in any pond plants you have! Thanks in advance!
nomadh
Original Author
18 years ago
I still have pond plants and also some nice small bamboo to trade for any interesting bonsai stock. Anyone interested?
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nomadh
Original Author
17 years ago
Just wanted to add that I have yellow brugmansia(angels trumpet). Not a bonsai but a nice small-med yard tree. Still have many dwarf pondplants. Some look good down to 3" pots

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