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I think it has potential :) we brought one back from Va. Beach that's in the ground too. Namaste

I would love to see some!

I will snap some close up pics later today and maybe get some styling ideas also I was considering possibly cascade to the right or......? I am going to see if the left sides foliage will thicken up also.

i agree :) well all n all I'm still happy with my blank canvas :)

Guess what we were both OFF its a cedar I just had a horticulture friend stop by wow !!! Or a chininsis?

Thanks so much :) that's why I'm here is to learn and I appreciate the knowledge share here. I will take a look and definitely post pics;)

Very true I have it away from my others and have been looking with no signs yet of any bugs other than a spider and yes the left side is definitely lacking . What soil would you recommend ?

I'm at work so sorry for short reply lol hasn't styled in two years he said he lost the time???

I can agree with that one but didn't buy upon age anyways was just saying what was stated :) FYI the width is 3" across

What makes you think that? I'd believe the 25 years but not sure about any more than that ? I've seen way smaller that are 100+

thanks so much just move both of them to the other thread:cool:

This find i am quite excited about i feel it has alot of potential. Just need styled and shaped now just to decide what style haha? Seller states the age is 60+ and he has had for 25 of those years.

This is a new addition to my collection any suggestions or input on it would be great it's quite larger than the other ones I have but couldn't pass up on the deal estimated age from seller is 45 he's had it for 25 years himself

I agree that's the plan :)

Shimpaku juniper and blue spruce both need some styling but super excited :)

I do have a few carving tools but couldn't hurt to add to the collection ;) not like I have a 2nd chance to get the look I want working with the trunk.

Going to work on some of the deadwood some of the wood in the arch by the roots is rotted looking black and soft wood no smell though. Should I remove all of this till I get to hard wood with the dremel or even something less evasive? Thanks :) otherwise I'm leaving it alone till next season. I...

Looking good :)

That's what I thought too :) and hopefully will last longer lol

Well Well ended up grabbing pokomoke dwarf crape myrtle $24.99

We are in Virginia beach on vacation any certain trees I may want to get while I'm here? I've seen a ton of crape myrtles and found a nursery that has satsuki azaleas? Other than that any suggestions thanks guys hate to miss any opportunity to add to collection

And a couple more

Great job I just did a nursery stock actually a $7 clearance from Walmart lol

I hated to lift this one as hot as it is but they were moving and it was free. I may learn a lesson here but it was worth a shot !;)

Absolutely :)