Paulpash
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If I'm boring people on this thread (cos some may feel I'm spamming) let me know. Potentilla after cut back, soji and a little wire (awkward to apply).
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0soyoung
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Gee whiz, Paul. Where do you get off? Posting pix of your trees in The Tree Thread.
What an outrage!
leatherback
The Treedeemer
Yeah Paul stop boring us with great trees!
A Japanese maple clump from seeds
A Japanese maple clump from seeds
I'll see your trees, and raise you ... a cat?
(hawthorn, field maple, scots pine)
0soyoung
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And I raise you to a hummingbird on bare acer platanoides in the snow = HA! 
Birds, eh? Well I’ve got a pair...
(we’d better stop it now)
leatherback
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Paulpash
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Paul's Scarlet Hawthorn in development. A gift from my dad, from garden centre material, grown out 6-7 years then chopped, carved at the obvious chop points and potted for training 2 years ago. It flowered pre chop so I know it's capable.
It's much quirkier, coarser and less accommodating (more reluctant budder) than my other monogynas. The weird loopy branch is a thread graft adding on a back branch. I'll leave it on while longer. Done a load of grafts this year. Need to inspect the roots and come up with a plan.
It's much quirkier, coarser and less accommodating (more reluctant budder) than my other monogynas. The weird loopy branch is a thread graft adding on a back branch. I'll leave it on while longer. Done a load of grafts this year. Need to inspect the roots and come up with a plan.
Paulpash
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Acer Palmatum of unknown variety. I acquired this and two others for fifty quid at a nearby nursery that was getting new stock in. More grafts.
Housguy
Chumono
Little nana, nice movement, bad taper.
Housguy
Chumono
Forsoothe!
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WOW! That kind of growth in just 16 hours! You the Man!
Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
Got down to 21f last night and barely above freezing today. Supposed to be cold the next couple nights too. These never thawed today, but the Ginkgo looked pretty good in the sun:
leatherback
The Treedeemer
aesculus hippocastanum (horse chestnut) at my parent’s home. Just cut back some, Im never really here do work on it at a good time in the year. It really should be taken out of The ground once, it’s about 30 years old from seed, last footwork was I think 5 years ago..
Forsoothe!
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Leaves may be a tad big...
leatherback
The Treedeemer
@Forsoothe! I think you misunderstand the concept of this thread. For each and every comment you place you should place a picture of once of your trees.
You owe the thread 3 pictures.
You owe the thread 3 pictures.
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Paulpash
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Purple Berberis Neagari. I have a love hate relationship with this species. Love when I don't have to wire, hate when I do - OUCH. First year in a pot from raw stock, very early days but I enjoy the purple leaves, gives variety in my garden.
Hopefully, it'll pop in the obvious spot it needs a branch on that upper bend. If not I'll grow a shoot to prep for grafting next season.
Hopefully, it'll pop in the obvious spot it needs a branch on that upper bend. If not I'll grow a shoot to prep for grafting next season.
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