Recent content by Jason_mazzy

Any contact info?

to bump: Has anyone pulledan airlayer off on Ume or plum?

could cut a few candles get the start of pads going then don't decandle and grow sacrifice branches while working on those pads. be good if it was in the ground.

for the price I'm sure you wont be bad.

I love the second pines first styling. definite direction. Ryan Neil has a no fertilizer plan after decandling when in refinement to keep elongation short. not useful during development though.

jkl, the plant horticulturist from the McMillion Greenhouse in CLT stated fertilizer late in the season reduces and inhibits fall color, especially free nitrogen. Do you agree with that statement? Why or why not?

agreed. would be a good look.

When you are around NC next time you can teach me the art of the bottom detail wiring technique!

do you still have this tree? updates?

DAV and I spoke about it at the show. I think once it has a little movement it will look more natural and aged. It is a great tree.

That tree looked spectacular at the show. It is a shame it is owned by the pot stealer! ;)

Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ginseng ficus

well virginian pines are virginian bonsai not systematically American.

American hornbeam bonsai has to be american bonsai. It has the name in the common horticultural name!