Nana's first styling

[Just Duane]

Long way to go yes This tree was going to be a cascade but, a slight change in plans now.

current front

back

side. here you can see where the branch was cut

other side

 

[TheSteve]

I like this tree and it's always good to see more nana's in use but the trunk bothers me a bit. To me it goes to the back way too far and even though you've pulled the apex back to the front it's still pretty obvious (in a picture at least). Good work though and a long way from a cascade.

 

[Dwight]

I like it. The nebare or what I can see of it looks pretty good for a junie , especially a nana

 

[Just Duane]

Steve, you're correct on the trunk. I will have to do something about that in the future.

Dwight, thanks, this is my karate kid cutter tree (no disrespect to Mr Nagatoshi)

 

[Dwight]

BTW , Mr Nagatoshi has procumbus and pro nanas all over the place it his nursery. Some are absolutely spactular ( sp ? ) with thick trunks and lots of dead wood. As far as I could tell all still had the juvinal foilage as well.

 

[Klytus]

If a jutting peak of a rock could be found and introduced into the gap between the lower left area and the upper section it could look quite interesting.

 

[Just Duane]

Dwight, I can only wish to view Mr Nagatoshi's trees in person. I bet they look awesome & for the record, I loved Karate Kid 3 (for the bonsai)


Klytus, that is an interesting thought. I will let this tree fill in some & then reassess this tree (different angles maybe?)

 

[MattE]

Thats a nice tree, id love to see what it looks like now in days