BobbyLane
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Zelkova to get a first full wiring over winter
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BobbyLane
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Zelkova getting dense
Brian Van Fleet
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JBP having a lazy year, no candle-cutting, needle pulling or wires so far. It will be pruned and wired in the fall. Antique Chinese pot.
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Mame
Friend of mine had a little Fukien tea (certainly no specimen but a step or two above mallsai) that wasn’t doing well and gave to me a few months ago. This is the only “before” picture:
Got itchy fingers yesterday and decided it would look better falling out of one of my @Soldano666 pots. Here’s before the haircut:
Then cleaned it out. And the finished product:
It’s been growing in so thick and so quickly that I think I’ll stick to just clip and grow and see how it goes. Any comments/suggestions welcome.
Got itchy fingers yesterday and decided it would look better falling out of one of my @Soldano666 pots. Here’s before the haircut:
Then cleaned it out. And the finished product:
It’s been growing in so thick and so quickly that I think I’ll stick to just clip and grow and see how it goes. Any comments/suggestions welcome.
SantaFeBonsai
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MACH5
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Weeping bald cypress on a newly built stand.
parhamr
Omono
Pinot Noir vine, showing off
VAFisher
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parhamr
Omono
They were good last year! I am leaving these alone for next weekend’s show. The ratio of fruit to seed is a little disappointing, though.
Hinoki nana
MACH5
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Arakawa.
barrosinc
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TN_Jim
Omono
Buxus divided from nursery can year ago...why put in this pot now?..
TN_Jim
Omono
Hackberry found today covered in wooly aphids...trimmed back conciterably..6 hrs later aphids reduced by ~80%...most thoughts like this don’t work well -anomaly
Not suggesting anyone do this (work on infested tree). Will treat them tomorrow, don’t trust it’s tannins/cobra style
...looked at others, only the other hackberries have this critter presently
For such a small tree this was really bushy before cut back..the sun ain’t yellow it’s chicken -Rob Dylan
Not suggesting anyone do this (work on infested tree). Will treat them tomorrow, don’t trust it’s tannins/cobra style
...looked at others, only the other hackberries have this critter presently
For such a small tree this was really bushy before cut back..the sun ain’t yellow it’s chicken -Rob Dylan
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VAFisher
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My wife and I just visited the botanical gardens in Richmond yesterday and I was admiring a full grown arakawa. It was impressive. But probably not as impressive as your bonsai.
In the process of developing a 2nd trunk on this elm to add interest to a boring tree.
VAFisher
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The Richmond club is having their Fall show this weekend and I've decided to take these 3 trees. I just finished cleaning up the trunks and putting moss in the pots. Not the best moss, but it's what I could find. It will be the 1st time I've showed my trees to anyone but my family, a few friends and this forum.
Why have you waited so long, you have some really nice trees. I especially like your crape myrtles.
Housguy
Chumono
My first Cascade juniper
Little better view of trunk.
Little better view of trunk.
0soyoung
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JBP, 100 days since candle cutting (cool climate, rarely gets much above 70F here even though the season of >40F is quite long).
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