Japanese maple #27

[AlainK]

Great pot. It compiments well the tree. I'm impatient to see the autumn colours.

PS : do you have a photo from an angle ? I'd like to see the angles of the pot more closely, I like this shape.
I have a cheap pot built on the same principles, the "groove" looks more evident. I put a lonicera in it :

 

[Walter Pall]

Great pot. It compiments well the tree. I'm impatient to see the autumn colours.

PS : do you have a photo from an angle ? I'd like to see the angles of the pot more closely, I like this shape.
I have a cheap pot built on the same principles, the "groove" looks more evident. I put a lonicera in it :

Here we are.

 

[AlainK]

Here we are.

Thanks Walter : online, we can't walk around a tree, or here a pot, for another angle.

To me, the look of the colours of the pot suggests a sort of aging, patina, which fits the impressive tree perfectly.



A+K

 

[HorseloverFat]

. The truth is in the pudding. After all the wire is off - who has the better tree? It is irrelevant a few years later whether the wire was used according to generally accepted principles.




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YES!!!!! This is EXACTLY how we should THINK about wiring..

Details and personally "sculpted" wiring procedure and opinions are IRRELEVANT..

It's the results we are after, anyways!




(Also.. great pot choice! I'm a big proponent of bringing "reds" into the commonplace of TinyTree presentation.

You have displayed this wonderfully, here)

 

[Walter Pall]

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[Walter Pall]

Japanese Maple #17 - in full bloom.

 

[Maiden69]

Japanese Maple #17 - in full bloom.

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@Walter Pall isn't this JM #17?

 

[Walter Pall]

@Walter Pall isn't this JM #17?

Yes it is, indeed.. Thanks for noticing.

 

[Walter Pall]

Japanese Maple #27 - after full defoliation