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I get mine from here...... SiteOne Landscape Supply #500 (410) 379-6986 7387 Washington Blvd #107-108 Elkridge, MD 21075 United States SiteOne Landscape Supply #439 (410) 769-8011 10822 Williamson Ln Cockeysville, MD 21030 United States

Yep that’s the plan . This one along with about 15 others ..hornbeam , beech, Douglas fir and bald cypress .

Collected a week ago. Beaver did the chop?.

Photo added.

Here you go...

What type of pot or tray would you use for a long (36”) raft? Any photos? G.

Updated photos Did a little carving to rid reverse taper , wire, and repot.

Here are photos in its dormant state.

Hi Jim Got this one from Meehan's Miniature in Md. Fantastic place. You may have to call them. The website only shows about 5% of what the have. Lucky for me I'm about an hours drive from them.

Styling is where I'm scratching my head.. Has to be formal upright . Guess it's mostly refining over the next few years. Maybe some trunk work? Just getting ideas.

Thanks for the input! G.

Any advice is welcome. When is the best time to trim ? Also what type / style pot would be the best. Tree is currently 44" tall. It was grown in grown and was potted about 18 months ago. Very healthy. Thanks G.

Got bored today so I just chopped it up.........

Vance, this is the reason I got this spruce. Back in the '80s when I first started the hobby and join the local club I saw beautiful crabapples with very large developed trunks and branches. They were owned by senior club members that explained the very statement you made.

All the photos of the spruce were taken within 4 days after the first post. So far so good. Thanks for the input.

Greeting all ! My little spruce seems to be hanging in there. I have a question about the moss that is growing on the branches. You can see in photos above. I like the look but a little concern if it will cause any problems. If it should be removed what is the best way to do it? Maybe with a...

Thanks Mike. No shortage of Neapolitans here. I've owned and bred them for over 25 years.

His name is "X".

Yes AlainK, I agree and understand. The wooden box it's in isn't a deep as it appears. The bottom 2.5 -3 inches is actually solid wood. G.

Hello Miker, this guy I plan to let grow in the box for the next year or so. I haven't decided on the final front yet. At my club there were a couple opinions the choice of the front and styling ideas. Thanks

Yep you are right, no more for now. I'm just glad to see the new growth because before cleaning it up there was no sign of inner growth. Will update with new photos in 10 years. :D

Here are a few more photos. You can see the new foliage growing back towards the trunk on some of the branches.