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50% vinegar spray on the moss will do the job.

here you go. http://bonsaitonight.com/2011/07/01/how-to-create-seedling-cuttings-japanese-black-pine/

Got my first juniper from yamaguchi nursery while I was attending college near there. Didn't really know what I was doing and had kill it. Only have the pot left.

Excellent work.

Pic was taken with my phone, I need to learn to take better pics with a better background.

yes, I plan to pot it in the spring. i think it will may a nice cascade. It was an ugly S shape tree that I got at a nursery in CA.

How much did up you pay for ths tree? If you don't mind me asking.

Here my Caitlin elm. What do y'all think. It's pretty small. Only about 3/4-1 inch trunk size. I hchopped it last year to make it into a shohin cascade.

Depending on how much you want to spend, but Telperion farm has good stocks for a god price. http://www.telfarms.com/ You will have to email him for pics.

I leave my elms all in full sun. That include catlin, cedar elm, and american elm. We get long stretches of 100+ here.

Thanks for the input guys. I'll give the ground layer a try and hope to get better nebari. DaveV's layer looks promising for me.

There isn't much to see underneath the, not flare of the roots and just straight to some fine roots.

Just acquire this american elm. I want to do a ground layer on it to get better nebari for the tree. Whats the best method for an american elm. Will the process take long to achieve better roots for this type of elm?

bnut, if you need help with a chat feature pm me. We use cometchat with vbulletin, and it is a free plugin for vBulletin.

Is it cheaper to go about in doing this? How much do you pay for the insulated wires versus buying bare wires. Thanks.

Nice work. Good movement in the trunk line.

This is a nice looking tree. What are the dimensions on it?

I like these pots. nice color to them do you have a website for your pots?

What kind of junipers are those that you have? The trees look great.

It will backbud pretty well, but it will take some yearss to really develop good branches.

Yes, you get to keep the tree.