Trident maples, a chronical

[Smoke]

Take a look at posts 90 and 91.
91 is the view as you see it tonight.

 

[Neli]

Master at work! Great job...great patience and dedication to perfection.

 

[John Ruger]

That's a beauty Smoke!

Thanks for keeping the narrative.

 

[tmmason10]

Looking good Al! Inspirational thread.

 

[nairb]

Hi Al,

I just discovered this thread and I am really impressed by your results. I am curious have you tried this technique to other types of deciduous tree? (I mean cutting the new growth down to 1/4 inch on the trunk (not flush) whereby the callouses grow over .... from Page 1 of this thread) When I see the pictures of your results I am really impressed, I always wondered how did people get these really fat lumpy old looking trunks that I see so much in books. Amazing.

thanks
Brian

 

[barrosinc]

So I just reread the whole thing!!!
and just finished calling nurseries down here... I might have to this weekend and get a couple!

This thread is worth it's weight in gold.

 

[thumblessprimate1]

I just reread it from the beginning also. So cool to see some others get in on the trident projects. A very good thread this is.

 

[Paulpash]

So I just reread the whole thing!!!
and just finished calling nurseries down here... I might have to this weekend and get a couple!

This thread is worth it's weight in gold.

I spat my drink out reading this - how much would several thousand pixels weigh exactly?

 

[barrosinc]

Probably at least 300 kilo (bytes)

 

[milehigh_7]

This thread is worth it's weight in gold.

As all of @Smoke's progressions are...