hinmo24t
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i hard cut some trees on my property about two mos ago. i plan on leaving them in the ground until the spring unless convinced otherwise...i have no problem
waiting until the spring before repotting. i had to clear the land around the cuts recently and will use this area for training/in-ground trees. they only got
the surrounding opened up so now they get a lot of light and im watering them.
in one pic, disregard the cut American Holly, theres a maple cut in front of it.
here is holly looking like its growing from my hardcut maple, that one is a sugar or red maple i think
i plan to go and cut/carve the dead wood knobs you can see on one of them today (okay to do?)
norway i think for these
i know the pros and cons of the Red Maple and Norways I have going, but i enjoy them regardless.
heres a twin trunk lilac thats getting growth on the side branch...see the ground i worked recently. removed the holly (will landscape bonsai this bigger holly, well
see depending on light though. advice on the twin lilac?
keep in mind i have some amazing nebari covered on all these...really excited to dig them eventially. elephant feet and some large air-root on the knobby one...
bad contrast
the little tree with supports is a wild Yaupon Holly i put there a week or so ago.
thanks in advance
waiting until the spring before repotting. i had to clear the land around the cuts recently and will use this area for training/in-ground trees. they only got
the surrounding opened up so now they get a lot of light and im watering them.
in one pic, disregard the cut American Holly, theres a maple cut in front of it.
here is holly looking like its growing from my hardcut maple, that one is a sugar or red maple i think
i plan to go and cut/carve the dead wood knobs you can see on one of them today (okay to do?)
norway i think for these
i know the pros and cons of the Red Maple and Norways I have going, but i enjoy them regardless.
heres a twin trunk lilac thats getting growth on the side branch...see the ground i worked recently. removed the holly (will landscape bonsai this bigger holly, well
see depending on light though. advice on the twin lilac?
keep in mind i have some amazing nebari covered on all these...really excited to dig them eventially. elephant feet and some large air-root on the knobby one...
bad contrast
the little tree with supports is a wild Yaupon Holly i put there a week or so ago.
thanks in advance