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Maple Seedlings

15 years ago

I have many Maple seedlings in their second year. I have all the trees I need but they are thriving so I hate to kill them.

Anyone interested?

I think the best time to transport would be in the fall after they have dropped their leaves.

Let me know.

diene

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tjchermack
15 years ago
Any chance you have an A. p. 'Jiroh shidare' , or A. P. 'Ichigyoo ji'???

Tom
pfllh
15 years ago
Yes, please, what kind of seedlings do you have?
Thank you
Lynn
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diene
Original Author
15 years ago
Hello All;
They are just plain Maple trees, nothing exotic. Sorry if I misled anyone.
diene
herman_neutics
15 years ago
D,

Not misleading at all. Pretty much seedlings are seedlings are seedlings. True palmatum cultivar seedlings don't exist except for those offered by a few JA's on ebay.

Here is a link that might be useful: Example of a JA on ebay

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