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Sure, but could you read the tiny script on the plant tag from across the room any better?

He is trying his best. Please use kind words instead.

about the same price as a Lilly Pilly hedge

They're so expensive an order of knights once quested for a whole shrubbery. Saw it on the history channel once.

Can be sure, if you need hundreds and go to a store abd pay 15-20 bucks for a tiny seedling and all. Or buy them advanced. But they grow from seed easily and readily as well as cutting and air layering, graft well too. And you can go out for a walk past a maccas or whatever and collect a couple handfuls of the masses of little berries/seed pods they get after covered in lovely little fragrant flowers (reminiscent of bout my favourite scent from something I'm not engaged to, jasmine! Even better jasmine on something stunningly beautiful that I am engaged too! 😍 Hold your nose though cause even they cant hide that maccas smell 🤢) Go home break em up gently in a tub of water aand get thousands of good viable seeds that are hard NOT to germinate. Pit em in little pots or trays or beds to grow til big enough and make big a hedge as you want for next to nothing. Or break a branch off a mates overgrown bush or when someones pruning hedges etc, get some rooting powder and make many little cuttings as you'll need, plus some extra . Or if have access to some big leggy bushes... go air layer a bunch of long thick branches, come back cut and plant them and you can have near established height hedge plants real quick. Or a bunch of standard lollipop topiaries or bonsai starters whatever. You can also get lots of different varieties great for different purposes. Standard ones for larger hedges and such, down to beautiful mini murraya compact forms for easy low hedges and borders , cool shapes and topiary, or nice little bonsai with a very tree-like appearance and the leaves cam be reduced down to near nothing so scales no problem. The small berries and flowers work great too for bonsai. And these establish way quicker than likevsome of the box /buxus varieties and others. (Admittedly which I love too but... but idk how to finish this sentence) Anyway if you're short on $ I'd think these are one of the best to be looking at fir hedges and stuff long as you have access to a couple bushes locally. Preferably several varieties. And if patient it's negligible difference in time to get an established hedge that way than buying even 200mm pots from nursery's.

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yes these are a pine tree.

hi there they are about 15 to 20 years old

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The bonsai soil is your mixture?

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hi there yes the the bonsai soil is our potting mixture. thanks for watching

We try and upload about 3 videos a week. Is there any videos you would like us to do

We got a lapel mic now. Thanks for watching

Honestly would also be interested and why different sizes of Akadama?

we use the growing media So that it can grow a bit faster.

we have 3 sizes of akadama we use the largest size of extra hard akadama close to the bottom of the pot for drainage and the smaller and medum close to the center of the pot to promote smaller roots

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Hi there yes Summer is almost over at the end of February but it stays warm until the middle of May.

So nice of you

Thanks for watching. As we are in Tropical Queensland we can plant from september to May.

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Hi there Thanks for the feedback. We now have a lapel microphone for future video's.

@@Berrigansnursery good stuff. I can see you have a excellent selection there of pines. I want a few!!

Please do! We are open 7 days a week Monday to Saturday 8am to 4pm and Sundays 9am to 3pm we are located at 34 berrigans road mudgeeraba thanks

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hi there sorry about the sound in this video our microphone played up.

Thanks for watching. We are in the middle of summer

He is in Queensland Australia. Sub tropical region.

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Hi there here is a link how to Fertilizer a japanese black pine th-cam.com/video/2FQ1jWSlUUc/w-d-xo.html

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Thank you for your comment. As you can see in the video we are going from a larger pot into a smaller bonsai pot. Doing this while the plant was young means we do not have to remove so much of the root system which would cause more stress on the plant. Living in Australia we have hot weather most of the year which the plants love.

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Thanks. Part 2 will be coming out soon. we are posting a unedited version of part 1 and part 2. thanks, Berrigans Road nursery

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we are located at 34 Berrigans road Mudgeeraba Queensland 4213

And I'm still in Belarus ....

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Yes you can on a black pine, but it can take 1-3 years, most will take at least 2 years or more. Berrigans road nursery

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