Orido nishiki online?

Discussion in 'Maples' started by STi, Apr 28, 2007.

  1. STi

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    Where can i find Orido nishiki 4 inch or 1 gallon tree online?
     
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    alex66 Rising Contributor Maple Society 10 Years

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    The nursery Stanley and sons or Broken Arrow,however see links to maple resource in this forum alex
     
  3. STi

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    I found one on ebay for $16 plus $6 for shipping!
     
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    I wouldn't buy Japanese maples at ebay. True cultivars are grafted and it's best to buy these plants from a reputable source.
     
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    I have had it for a few weeks now and it's doing great!
     
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    Acer palmatum 'Crazy' Active Member Maple Society 10 Years

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    Ebay can be a good source for inexpensive maples, just because they are on ebay doesnt mean they are not grafted.

    The trees are smaller and take some care for a year or two, but for the price a good way to get some that you cannot find locally.
    If you are going to put them out into a tough enviroment, you might want to try something more mature and possibly local.

    Yes some on ebay are not as good as others, but that is just a fact of life with any type of vendors.

    Mike
     
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    They are smaller and depending on the source they can be pretty good! I bought this oridono nishiki from the same seller that i got my shin deshojo from and he uses good soil mix and arrive healthy! I did buy a katsura from a diff seller and the soil sucked it was compact and retained water which fugged up the roots they looked like worms the roots! and took a year to recover but now it's doing great!
     

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