Siberian elm cluster
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HoneyHornet
Shohin
This was a wiry mess about 5 ft tall at least that was growing out of a planter bed at and abandoned bank that has sat for years
Those are some of my favorite kind of places to investigate because they can be found in urban areas and they are always good for a little something so I came across this and was instantly interested and cropped it short to a manageable bunch
It actually is a bunch of sprouts shooting from where a stump was so I imagine this thing was taller and thicker in its own right a few inch diameter trunk is actually stumped cut in the very center of the arrangement
I was expecting to potentially lose 1 or 2 of these mini trunks butt it looks like even with significant root reduction everything still has some juice flowing to it
Those are some of my favorite kind of places to investigate because they can be found in urban areas and they are always good for a little something so I came across this and was instantly interested and cropped it short to a manageable bunch
It actually is a bunch of sprouts shooting from where a stump was so I imagine this thing was taller and thicker in its own right a few inch diameter trunk is actually stumped cut in the very center of the arrangement
I was expecting to potentially lose 1 or 2 of these mini trunks butt it looks like even with significant root reduction everything still has some juice flowing to it
Forsoothe!
Imperial Masterpiece
I think you could use some wire right now to make a potentially spectacular little clump. The major bones are there, all you have to do is to make all those minor branches move into the spaces between the majors and mimic the movement of the majors in the fashion of an open fan,
but with irregular segments.
but with irregular segments.
Mike Corazzi
Masterpiece
In California all urban free zones are full of oleanders and nandina.
