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Myrtus communis Bonsai Starter or Garden Tree
Myrtus communis Starter Trees 30-45 Cm Myrtus communis Starter Trees 30-45 Cm Common myrtle between 30-45cms grown in 1.5 ltr pot.
Price: £7.50 more info.. Kiyonal Bonsai Wound Sealant, 100gm
Kiyonal Bonsai Wound Sealant 100g Imported from Japan This traditional dressing seals tree wounds.
Price: £7.50 more info..
Cotoneaster horizontalis
Hort. ex Baker
Rock Cotoneaster;Rockspray Cotoneaster
Bonsai Propagation Taxonomy Cultivation
Propagation with : Cutting - hardwood;Cutting - softwood;Seed
Seed: Grown easily from seeds they hybradize easily so can often be different than expected. The seed is best sown as soon as it is ripe in the autumn in a cold frame, when it will usually germinate in the spring. Stored seed germinates faster if given 3 months warm stratification at 15°c and then 3 months cold stratification at 4°c.Some seeds can take upto 2 years to germinate. Pot the seedlings up as soon as they are large enough to handle and grow them on in a cool house for at least the first year.
Softwood: Softwood cutting mid -spring to early summer.
Hardwood: Cuttings of half-ripe wood with a heel, July/August in a cold frame.
Air Layering: Air layers quite easily - between spring and early summer.
Root Cuttings:
Suckers:
Grafting:
Notes:
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