Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
I tend to just prune to a shape in my head...than a hard chop like that. Though it should respond well for you. I don't like two steps back when I can move forward.
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Pitoon
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I want to change the direction now that I have the roots exposed. I'm using an existing branch now as the new leader.
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
I just tossed it into the woods, but now I know they root easily in water. I have some huge vines on my property. Might be worth experimenting.
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
It was talked about how easily they root elsewhere. Collecting before foliage starts was what was said.
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
@rodeolthr so I got home a little while ago to check the top that I chopped. To my surprise it looked like nothing happened to it. So I collected it and placed it in a cup of water.
Pitoon
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Here's what the Creeper looks like now. Not sure yet which side the front will be.
ShadyBonsai
Sapling
Man these are so incredible! I didn’t even know or think about ivy bonsai, my yard is covered in different species I’ll have to try this
leatherback
The Treedeemer
For sale on my bench, but potted up today, so it looks a bit better. Neagari potentilla
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
Very nice! What is the cultivar of the azalea in bloom? Can you post a pic of it when not in bloom. I would like to see how the branches and pads are arranged.
luvinthemountains
Chumono
Too bad! It was spectacular. Lucky new owner!
Are you involved in L'Arbre en Pot in Toulouse FR? They posted this same image in 2013:
@Pitoon, maybe if you reached out to them they might have more photos?
Here it is Pitoon, I found these few pictures
You can guess it on these shelves
The second one on the right shelf
No, I didn't know that the photo had been used, but I had seen that Marc Bauwens used it to advertise his satsuki festival.
Many people use without asking the photos of other people's trees, just look at the photos of Aurora, a wonderful maple from Walter.
You can guess it on these shelves
The second one on the right shelf
No, I didn't know that the photo had been used, but I had seen that Marc Bauwens used it to advertise his satsuki festival.
Many people use without asking the photos of other people's trees, just look at the photos of Aurora, a wonderful maple from Walter.
No luvinthemountai, not really,
I lost more than 50 satsuki in one day because of me.
One night, there was a threat of heavy thunderstorms.
With a friend, we brought in all my azaleas that were blooming or about to bloom in a greenhouse.
When we were done, my friend closed the greenhouse, but I didn't see that he closed both doors.
The night was calm with no storms and the next morning I went to work.
When I got home at the end of the day, it was 69 degrees Celsius (156.2 degrees Fahrenheit, I think)
I tried to save them, but for the most part, it was already over.
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
Sorry to hear that. You have or had some nice trees.No luvinthemountai, not really,
I lost more than 50 satsuki in one day because of me.
One night, there was a threat of heavy thunderstorms.
With a friend, we brought in all my azaleas that were blooming or about to bloom in a greenhouse.
When we were done, my friend closed the greenhouse, but I didn't see that he closed both doors.
The night was calm with no storms and the next morning I went to work.
When I got home at the end of the day, it was 69 degrees Celsius (156.2 degrees Fahrenheit, I think)
I tried to save them, but for the most part, it was already over.
badatusernames
Omono
owwwww I'm sorry to hear that. That's awful.No luvinthemountai, not really,
I lost more than 50 satsuki in one day because of me.
One night, there was a threat of heavy thunderstorms.
With a friend, we brought in all my azaleas that were blooming or about to bloom in a greenhouse.
When we were done, my friend closed the greenhouse, but I didn't see that he closed both doors.
The night was calm with no storms and the next morning I went to work.
When I got home at the end of the day, it was 69 degrees Celsius (156.2 degrees Fahrenheit, I think)
I tried to save them, but for the most part, it was already over.
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
It's hard to post photos after Toche's amazing azaleas... 
Anyway, here we go: a Cotoneaster. I put a kind of stake so the wind doesn't bend it, until the roots are strong enough:
I saw that some of you have "virginia creepers" (Parthenocissus quinquefolia). I have this one in a tall pot. I don't know yet if I will make it a "neagari" or a "sekijoju" (root over rock). I already have several (too many?) of the same style, but what else can you do with this one?...
Anyway, here we go: a Cotoneaster. I put a kind of stake so the wind doesn't bend it, until the roots are strong enough:
I saw that some of you have "virginia creepers" (Parthenocissus quinquefolia). I have this one in a tall pot. I don't know yet if I will make it a "neagari" or a "sekijoju" (root over rock). I already have several (too many?) of the same style, but what else can you do with this one?...
Shogun610
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Shogun610
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