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Old 26-08-2004, 05:57 PM
Steven Wachs
 
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i have a few Shimpakus they easy to work with. There is a variety sold in
my local nurseries distributed by a co. called Fancilful. They in 4" pots.
Some appear to be faster growing than others, which gives me the impression
that they may be different varieties althought it isn't stated. This is my
favorite plant to use for making Bonsai trees as gifts They seem to hold up
better in the hands of my friends
SteveW
LI NY

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