Cork bark elms

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Here are two of my other Cork bark elms. Worked on them a bit last weekend and cut them back again to start working on ramification.
 

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going to work on mine in about a week...air layers galore to get a corky forest ;) as I turn my pre bonsai into bonsai
 

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Nice Jeff, they do go fast from the starting block in the spring don't they. I love love love the pot too.
 

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I like his namako glaze. I was surprised how thin it was in person, but it sure looks rich.
This is a definately a special pot that gets lots of comments. I purchased three pots and when the box came it was damaged and I could hear that there was a broken pot inside. I was praying that it was not this one and was fortunate to find that when I opened the box that it was a pot that was easier to replace and not this one.
 

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Here are two of my other Cork bark elms. Worked on them a bit last weekend and cut them back again to start working on ramification.
Nice trees and pots. I only have one cork bark elm.....and it's in the ground growing wild at this time. I'm watching your work to learn.......
 

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Didn't get much color on my trees this year except from green to brown however this one gave me some yellows with a bit of red mixed in.

If I could double or triple like a tree I would. Those yellows are about that we'd expect from American elms here... I too like that pot.
 

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You seem to be facing the same challenge I have with mine - keeping moss off the bark.
It is a constant battle and I use tweezers a few times each year to pick it off. Need to try a diluted vinegar mix to see if that can keep it under control.
 
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i have the same problem. Tweezers, vinegar or tree bark cleaner. Don't know if the last one is available for you? The problem is in summer i don't see my trunk and i forget to spray preventive.
 
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