Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Thanks for sharing current photo along with some information. It is one who impresses me immensely.That ginkgo is part of the National Bonsai Museum collection.
Here it was today:
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Thanks for sharing current photo along with some information. It is one who impresses me immensely.That ginkgo is part of the National Bonsai Museum collection.
Here it was today:
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That ginkgo is part of the National Bonsai Museum collection.
Here it was today:
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I remember you saying that you could do it after leaves drop or before bud break, but I don’t know the benefit of doing it at one time or another? I’ll take your word for it though and do it after leaf drop,I prune mine just after the leaves drop.
Any photos? End up getting side track...will go take a look in the pot section see if you shared any of that busy production with us.Got a kiln on my b-day..9-30..
And some clay a week later.
Been busy since!
Sorce
Any photos?
you do anything eclectic and
No to both for me. A ginkgo pot is really kitch with a ginkgo tree; and the light blue would be nice in spring, but a washout in fall. I like my darkish blue, but am really ready to move to a chocolate brown unglazed bag-shaped oval.Thoughts?
Thanks Brian...I have seen many in chocolate brown unglazed. More so than in blue. Thanks for your input. Knowing the species as you do. I trust you. I love the ginkgo leaf...but I never did matchy matchy...this is currently in a 10x5 pot. Scott mentioned up potting. But didn't give a formative size. Any direction there?No to both for me. A ginkgo pot is really kitch with a ginkgo tree; and the light blue would be nice in spring, but a washout in fall. I like my darkish blue, but am really ready to move to a chocolate brown unglazed bag-shaped oval.
Thanks Brian! Removing some roots to get it there...trunk is set...just need development in upper tree now. It has raised some...but was not level with the rim to begin with.The roots are fleshy and very prolific. Mine pushes up and out if the pot every year by fall. Maybe go 12-13”x3”.
It's hard to come up with original ideas ...
That work....
But .....
Oh yeah!
Sorce
You know once you start producing pottery i've got to scoop you up for the website. Start posting up pictures once you're feeling good about sharing!
Lol! I can't wait!
I been thinking about if I am yet a potter.
Or if I am not till things survive firing.
Or not until a tree is actually planted into a pot.
I watched a Video on a Potter from Mexico the other day.
A Master.
They say you can not be a master Potter unless you....
Dig, process, and form the clay.
Burnish the pots, decorate.
Build a kiln and fire a pot.
Basically Everything.
I'm with that!
I have scrolled thru the site numerous times in the passed couple weeks.
Excellent resource!
Thanks!
Sorce