Since Brexit became a reality our esteemed leaders have introduced some pointless draconian laws that make it (probably) easier to bring nuclear weapons into the Uk than it does plants. Therefore it’s no longer possible for KB to bring in the 1500-2000 plants a year we were doing for a long time. Therefore we have taken the action of withdrawing from tree sales entirely for the foreseeable future.
However after more than 30 years mucking about with bonsai I do have a LOT of stuff in my personal collection that litters the place up. Like most folk I can’t resist poking a cutting into a pot then putting it in the garden. I still have about a thousand plants myself. Most of those are not available for sale or swaps simply because I like having these things around me. But, in light of the short supply bonsai is in and the fact there are a couple of vintage Harley Davidsons I still need to add to my ‘other’ collection I just might need to let something go.
To that end here are a few very rough snaps of the butt end of my benches. These ‘could’ be available either now or later in the year. These will NOT be appearing on our website. If you are interested just drop me a line and do include the relevant image if you want details.
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Juniper
Privet
Sabina.
Sabina.
Japanese yew.
English elm.
English elm.
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Privet.
Scots pine.
Hawthorn.
Hornbeam.
Chinese elm.
Cork Bark elm.
Chinese elm.
Chinese elm.
Scots pine.
Cork Bark elm.
English elm.
Field elm.
Japanese maple.
Privet.
Forsythia.
Field maple.
Spruce.
Scots Pine.
Privet.
Juniper.
White pine.
Squmata juniper.
English elm.
Portuguese oak.
Japanese maple.
Japanese maple.
Portuguese oak.
Japanese maple.
English elm.
Kojo-no-mai.
Wild privet.
If it was available at a reasonable price, I might have an interest in the field maple. 24th down I believe.
I can only look and wish for some of the other trees.
Hi , what’s the prices on the Hawthorns and the Portuguese Oak? Thanks
Outrageous!! What a whopper deciduous collection. Kudos all around. Perhaps you might have, accidently, hidden away in some obscure corner of your studio, a pinus thumbergii/Japanese black pine. This is to replace the one that I labored over for many seasons, but, alas it retired from life. Currently a very difficult tree to procure. Suggestions?
Outrageous!! What a whopper deciduous collection. Kudos all around. Perhaps you might have, accidently, hidden away in some obscure corner of your studio, a pinus thumbergii/Japanese black pine. This is to replace the one that I labored over for many seasons, but, alas it retired from life. Currently a very difficult tree to procure. Suggestions?
Wow. What a beautiful collection. Thanks for sharing your art with us.
Hi, I emailed previously but assume you’re on a break as posted, but will ask here as well:
Price on cascade juniper (16th from end in series) and Field Maple (19th from end).
I said that I live in Norfolk so can collect if one of these looks affordable.
Cheers
Rob. I sent you a mail. Check your junk folder.
Graham.
Hi All,
I think I may be a bit late seeing this Blog Post, but wonder about the price of the two Cork Bark Elms?
[ I am sure this will be way beyond me, but can I also ask the price of the White Pine ].
regards.
John
What are the various hoops one must clear in order to get one of your trees across the pond into the colonies?