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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

Comments (4)

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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