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As far as I understand, you can make just about anything into a bonsai. I have always thought the silvery sagebrush would make a very interesting bonsai. Has anyone ever tried it? I took some cuttings and am eager to see how they turn out.
As far as I understand, you can make just about anything into a bonsai. I have always thought the silvery sagebrush would make a very interesting bonsai. Has anyone ever tried it? I took some cuttings and am eager to see how they turn out.
daciaangela wrote:
It can make a good bonsai takes a lot of work, there is a lot of trimming to get it the way you want it to look, here is a photo of a small cutting of sagebrush.As far as I understand, you can make just about anything into a bonsai. I have always thought the silvery sagebrush would make a very interesting bonsai. Has anyone ever tried it? I took some cuttings and am eager to see how they turn out.
Now you've got me thinking! Texas Sage is a very common variety here. It is a beautiful silver green with very attractive purple blossoms. Think I'll give it a try!
:laugh: :laugh: You go for it sam. :laugh: :laugh:
Here I go again! (maybe I should start looking for a bigger place?):blink:
:laugh: :laugh: i thought of that too, see i told you that you would run out of room :laugh:
Maybe I could move the bed over against the wall and build stackable shelves. And, maybe I could trade my queen bed in for a twin. Just look at all the space I have!:woohoo:
:laugh: :laugh: that mite work buy you would be rolling of the bed in your sleep.:laugh:
H*ll, I do that anyway.:laugh: I call them "off road excursions"
:laugh: :laugh: thats a good one.:laugh: :laugh:
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