I dug up this rosemary bush which is probably 15 years old. Of course, I hope it lives but whether it lives or not, I plan to use it for some serious carving practice in a year or two.
If anyone see a vision for this this tree, please share it.
I dug up this rosemary bush which is probably 15 years old. Of course, I hope it lives but whether it lives or not, I plan to use it for some serious carving practice in a year or two.
If anyone see a vision for this this tree, please share it.
Well, if you plan on keeping both trunks, I don't think you can keep it as an upright. When I look at it, I think of tilting it hard to the left and making it a windblown -- with the leftmost trunk almost parallel to the ground.
I realize rosemary do not take kindly to major root work but if at all possible I would think your best route would be to separate the two trunks and work them independently. I can't enlarge the pic to get a good look for some reason but from what I can see even a radical planting angle would leave the two trunks moving too much in opposing directions.
If possible to separate them I think you would have quite a few interesting options.