eryk2kartman
Chumono
Hi All,
I have a quick question,
On our garden border with next door neighbor there are some willows growing, they are on the neighbor side,
They really overgrown so i asked if i can prune them around head height and i got go ahead with it.
Some of the trunks are quite thick, i wouldn't mind to save them for bonsai. I know its late in the year and spring is way better to do it but is there any way to keep them somehow through the winter? i know some Hard cuttings can survive the winter and can be planted in the spring.
The trees lost 99% of their leaves now.
Any ideas how to do it?
I can plant them in the ground now but im not sure if thats a good idea.
I have a quick question,
On our garden border with next door neighbor there are some willows growing, they are on the neighbor side,
They really overgrown so i asked if i can prune them around head height and i got go ahead with it.
Some of the trunks are quite thick, i wouldn't mind to save them for bonsai. I know its late in the year and spring is way better to do it but is there any way to keep them somehow through the winter? i know some Hard cuttings can survive the winter and can be planted in the spring.
The trees lost 99% of their leaves now.
Any ideas how to do it?
I can plant them in the ground now but im not sure if thats a good idea.