Chinese elm bonsai (Ulmus parviflora) - Height (Tree): 50 cm - Depth (Tree): 45 cm - Italy

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Ger van Oers
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Estimate  € 70 - € 110
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€50
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€45
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€34

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Elm bonsai (Ulmus parviflora) dating about 50 years, in a scopa (hokidachi) ramification style, originating from Italy, with a 30 cm trunk width, tree height 50 cm and pot dimensions 40 cm wide by 40 cm deep.

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Description from the seller

Elm bonsai of Yamadori origin (collected in the wild), a unique specimen! A very old plant in cultivation (pre-bonsai) with rough, glassy bark! Some branches have been left to grow long to make through-hole grafts for the upcoming vegetative season! The plant will be shipped with the utmost care and attention. Given its size and importance!

Elm bonsai of Yamadori origin (collected in the wild), a unique specimen! A very old plant in cultivation (pre-bonsai) with rough, glassy bark! Some branches have been left to grow long to make through-hole grafts for the upcoming vegetative season! The plant will be shipped with the utmost care and attention. Given its size and importance!

Details

Species of tree
Chinese elm bonsai (Ulmus parviflora)
Growing style
Broom (hokidachi)
Evergreen
No
Estimated age (in years)
50
Width of trunk
30 cm
Country of origin
Italy
Height (Tree)
50 cm
Depth (Tree)
45 cm
Height (Pot)
20 cm
Width (Pot)
40 cm
Depth (Pot)
40 cm
Title additional information
Elm bonsai specimen
ItalyVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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