Hawthorn progression
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Hawthorn progression
Sorry to bore you all with another progression but I think they are interesting and I wish more people did it to there trees. Not sure if they are worried about others opinions or what. Others opinions can help your tree as they see it with fresh eyes. Not closed ones like the long time owners who are blinded by the love they have for it. Me included anyway ive been doing bonsai only for four to five years. I are 32 years old and am a complete novice. Even still posting trees progressions is still fun. Come on lets see your photos. Anyway back to the tree in the progression. Its a Hawthorne that I got about three years ago as a trunk with no shoots. I have since grown a few branches and here are some shots. Enjoy.
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Re: Hawthorn progression
Not boring at all, I love seeing progressions. I don't post many because my progressions aren't good enough to show.
Lovely tree. I'm jealous of your autumn colouring.
Lovely tree. I'm jealous of your autumn colouring.
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Re: Hawthorn progression
Found another original photo before much branching
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Re: Hawthorn progression
Sorry for the quality of the photos. A lot where photos on my phone taking a picture of a photo on an old phone. Too lazy to download
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Re: Hawthorn progression
Nice development in a small pot too
Progressions are wonderful tool to document your own trees, and benefit others too in that can really show the developments steps taken with the tree if the pics are good and detailed enough.
I try to take most of my progression shots against plain backgrounds so that i can see the details myself.
Ken
Progressions are wonderful tool to document your own trees, and benefit others too in that can really show the developments steps taken with the tree if the pics are good and detailed enough.
I try to take most of my progression shots against plain backgrounds so that i can see the details myself.
Ken
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- Sammy D
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Re: Hawthorn progression
Gave my howthorne a repot today. No styling done just a new home.
i know looks like it shold lean a little more to the right. Maybe over time. The bottom left branch will also be allowed to grow up eventually. Just did not want it on the same level as the right and back branch.You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: Hawthorn progression
Its been a year so here is another update.
i honestly dont think much has happened but good to keep the old thred going.You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: Hawthorn progression
Nice progression, like this tree, still want to add Hawthorn to collection. Has it flowered?
One comment, something to consider. The top of the tree seems to be away from the front, ideally should be towards the viewer, over time this will only become more obvious. If this were mine, would consider replacing apex with branch below to the right. This would aid with visual impression of growing to the viewer once apex regrows, also helps introduce some movement and taper into the top of the tree.
One comment, something to consider. The top of the tree seems to be away from the front, ideally should be towards the viewer, over time this will only become more obvious. If this were mine, would consider replacing apex with branch below to the right. This would aid with visual impression of growing to the viewer once apex regrows, also helps introduce some movement and taper into the top of the tree.
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Re: Hawthorn progression
Hi craig. Yes it has flowered. Will try to get some photos if it floweres this year. I agree with what you say and have considered it. May still do that yet time will tell.
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Re: Hawthorn progression
Would love to see more Autumn colour photos if it gave you any colour this year!
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Re: Hawthorn progression
No Autumn colours this year to warrant a picture unfortunately. Maybe next year
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