ElyDave
Yamadori
Juniperus Squamata, Blue Star.
I had three of them in a garden bed, planted by the previous owner of the house. They did very poorly in the heavy clay soil, so I "rescued" them. They had gone very leggy, so I thought bunjin-style cascade. This one in paerticular I tried inarch grafting of the top branch and it looked like it had taken, but died back this year.
Any advice? I'm thinking it's either try and graft back onto it, leave it as just growing at the very tip and jin the top, or just give up. Don't worry about the Japanese Anemone, I'll deal with those at the next repotting.
I had three of them in a garden bed, planted by the previous owner of the house. They did very poorly in the heavy clay soil, so I "rescued" them. They had gone very leggy, so I thought bunjin-style cascade. This one in paerticular I tried inarch grafting of the top branch and it looked like it had taken, but died back this year.
Any advice? I'm thinking it's either try and graft back onto it, leave it as just growing at the very tip and jin the top, or just give up. Don't worry about the Japanese Anemone, I'll deal with those at the next repotting.