These 2 juni;s were purchased a few years ago and planted from 90mm pots into 350mm planter bags . I did put a few wires on but nothing to grand . A 4 hour session this morning and they have been re-wired and twisted down and compressed like an octopus in petrol . All the folige has been retained for thickening of the trunk and branches
I will drop these into large pots or a grow bed for a season then trim the into shape .
Cheers . Alpineart
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These were taken to our club for wire removal and a hair cut , its about the only Bonsai work I have done this year 
. Now I have a couple of trunks with some movement to work with . They should make for nice Shohin in years to come , with such open foliage I might even graft Shimpaku onto them .
Cheers Alpineart
. Now I have a couple of trunks with some movement to work with . They should make for nice Shohin in years to come , with such open foliage I might even graft Shimpaku onto them . Cheers Alpineart
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Re: Juniperus "Twisted Sisters"
Hey Ian,
“Like a octopus in petrol.” ?! And I thought my mind went for strange descriptions!
I enjoy your posts and I am going to carry out my threat to visit your setup one day.
Cheers,
Mark
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“Like a octopus in petrol.” ?! And I thought my mind went for strange descriptions!
I enjoy your posts and I am going to carry out my threat to visit your setup one day.
Cheers,
Mark
Bonsai teaches me patience.
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Tending bonsai teaches me patience.
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Hi MJL , mate Its good description when you cant actually see the trunk lines for the foliage .
I have had numerous visitors coming from all directions after placing an add on Gumtree , with the NBN as useless as it is it makes it hard to send pics let alone update topics here .
Numerous attempts to get on this site over the last few months has just been pointless .Its hard to get good help with the internet .
Your more than welcome to visit just send some contact details in advance .
Cheers . Alpine
I have had numerous visitors coming from all directions after placing an add on Gumtree , with the NBN as useless as it is it makes it hard to send pics let alone update topics here .
Numerous attempts to get on this site over the last few months has just been pointless .Its hard to get good help with the internet .
Your more than welcome to visit just send some contact details in advance .
Cheers . Alpine
