Iseli Nursery with Joe Harris: Part 2

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Recorded22 Feb 2023

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In the second part of our discussion with bonsai practitioner and nursery professional—Joe Harris, we continue our conversation on his transition from a bonsai apprenticeship into his nursery industry career. We dive into his work with high-level maple cultivation, how he's applied bonsai knowledge to large tree formation design, and his position at Iseli Nursery, one of the most famous specialty nurseries in the Willamette Valley. Learn more about Iseli Nursery: https://www.iselinursery.com/

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