First ever Juniper
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First ever Juniper
I found this Savin's Juniper (Juniperus Tamarix 'Sabina" at my local nursery ($9.95). It seemed like a good one to learn on - am I right?. I can see a cascade in this one and have never tried a cascade. So here's hoping. Any hints,tips and expert advice welcome.
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Re: First ever Juniper
Sabina juniper is used for bonsai quite a bit. I find the growth habit a bit coarse to get good neat foliage pads but it does grow faster than J. chinensis.
Not sure what sort of suggestions you want for the tree. It is currently a small, thin plant and you can make it any shape you desire. junipers do cascade quite well so if that's what you want go for it.
If you start to prune and shape at this stage you will probably have a skinny juniper bonsai for many years.
Not sure what sort of suggestions you want for the tree. It is currently a small, thin plant and you can make it any shape you desire. junipers do cascade quite well so if that's what you want go for it.
If you start to prune and shape at this stage you will probably have a skinny juniper bonsai for many years.
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Re: First ever Juniper
Agreed.. let it grow for at least a year or 2 then you could wire the trunk in the direction you want
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Re: First ever Juniper
OK will plant it in a grow bin for a couple of years to thicken up. Thanks for the advice.
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