Mugho in Yamaaki
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Re: Mugho in Yamaaki
Gerard, that is a most thought provoking tree and pot. I hope you'll bring it along to the next bnw meeting. Would love to see it up close. Cheers Shane.
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Re: Mugho in Yamaaki
And another year on.
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Re: Mugho in Yamaaki
Thanks Brian,
And Bill welcome back to Ausbonsai
And Bill welcome back to Ausbonsai
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Re: Mugho in Yamaaki
Guy wrote:the jin seems to keep the bar branch prolem
and as I read the second page
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Re: Mugho in Yamaaki
update Jan 2015
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Re: Mugho in Yamaaki
Thinned out agian this week
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wired again
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Re: Mugho in Yamaaki
Hi Gerard, I like where you have taken this tree over the last few years. Huge improvement 
Cheers,
Mojo
Cheers,
Mojo
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Re: Mugho in Yamaaki
Thanks Mojo, since I have started with copper wire I have been a bit more aggressive when trying to move branches, a few bar branches have been removed and the structure simplified. With such an old tree I must remain patient.Mojo Moyogi wrote:Hi Gerard, I like where you have taken this tree over the last few years. Huge improvement
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Re: Mugho in Yamaaki
It is coming along nicely Gerard 
Fingers must be getting sore from all the wiring you have been doing latelty. As always, this tree is so much better in the flesh, and the pot, well if you ever want to move it along Gerard. ME FIRST. (please)
Fingers must be getting sore from all the wiring you have been doing latelty. As always, this tree is so much better in the flesh, and the pot, well if you ever want to move it along Gerard. ME FIRST. (please)"Advice is rarely welcome, and the one's who need it the most welcome it the least"
