Hi guys,
thought I'd share a photo of a mini Chinese Elm before it loses its leaves.
Grown from a root cutting in about 2004 it is potted into a Pat K pot. Only measures about 5 inches tall. Trunk is a bit thick at the right hand side primary branch but this thickening often happens at the site of the original cut.
Just a fun little tree
Cheers
Dave
A TINY ELM
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Re: A TINY ELM
nice one dave 
have you thought about shortening the first branch
love the tree, nice pot too
have you thought about shortening the first branch
love the tree, nice pot too
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oh, hang on there's another shot...
much better
the branch doesn't look too thick with the top shot, and the nebari looks much better now too...
is there an age between the two photo's dave
much better
the branch doesn't look too thick with the top shot, and the nebari looks much better now too...
is there an age between the two photo's dave
inspired by nature,
considered superior to nature.
considered superior to nature.
