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Paulpash

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Did some cleaning up and lime sulfur work on this Euonymus. Fab bark. Put it up for sale on ebay today - space....the final frontier. One of the few broadleaf evergreens I've worked.IMG_20200123_150839.jpg

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Thuja rock planting
:oops: :eek:I do not like it.. Guess my affiliation of hours as a kid trimming hedges for neighbours stops me from liking anything Thuja

some cleaning up and lime sulfur work on this Euonymus
Hard species to work with I find. All it wants to do for me is throw more buds everywhere. But close cuts.. Nah, that will take a generation. Guess that's also your experience, and the reason for the deadwood?

Mine after winterwork this season, applying the "van Meer technique" in the top after a reduction in height. Originally a stump found in a growers wastepile in 2015:
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:oops: :eek:I do not like it.. Guess my affiliation of hours as a kid trimming hedges for neighbours stops me from liking anything Thuja


Hard species to work with I find. All it wants to do for me is throw more buds everywhere. But close cuts.. Nah, that will take a generation. Guess that's also your experience, and the reason for the deadwood?

Mine after winterwork this season, applying the "van Meer technique" in the top after a reduction in height. Originally a stump found in a growers wastepile in 2015:
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Mine's the evergreen version. The deadwood I put in to contrast with the bark plus it had a scar at the front.

Shot of the benches with the sunlight breaking the tops of the trees. Makes me feel good :)

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@atlarsenal - I would like to see how the sweetgum turn out. The landscape trees have wonderful autumn color, most as bonsai have had difficulties with getting proportions right.
Sorry to be 11 months late on this reply. It's funny I found this while searching more sweetgum info. The sweetgums pushed a little growth of stored energy and then fizzle and died.

Here's a big winged elm I collected close to same time.
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I still owe one more lol. Boxwood I dug out of my flowerbed and eastern red cedar from the highway right of way
 

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