atlarsenal
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I worked on a couple of little Korean hornbeams today.
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I like these hornbeams.
atlarsenal
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This is a winged elm I collected I call "Big Hoss". It has been in the grow box since I dug it 2 years ago. It was time to try and get it in a somewhat shallower pot. It's still got a long way to go but I'm pretty happy with the growth in two seasons.
atlarsenal
Omono
This is root over rock project I started last spring. It is a Korean hornbeam on a Tsingy stone in a Dasu slab pot. It was wrapped with cling wrap up to the base of the tree when I started it and cut down an inch or so every couple of weeks over last summer. I will continue the process this summer to eventually uncover the entire stone.
atlarsenal
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Double trunk mayhaw after pruning and removing wire from the spring.
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
see the first elm in this thread
Clean Sweep - Show Us Your Brooms
I always like the collaborative threads were people posts trees in a common theme. I don't recall seeing a theme on broom styles. There are so many variations
atlarsenal
Omono
Very similar except mine doesn't have the ramification that one does but it will come. I just gave it another prune the other day. Looks like the initial chop on the other one was a little lower also.see the first elm in this thread
Clean Sweep - Show Us Your Brooms
I always like the collaborative threads were people posts trees in a common theme. I don't recall seeing a theme on broom styles. There are so many variationsibonsaiclub.forumotion.com
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
of course. just an inspirational pic
yours doesnt need to be lower. has a decent basic structure now.
