Scotts Pine 7 years on
Re: Scotts Pine 7 years on
I agree it's a better pot and a better position, I'd like to see some other angles...any chance?
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PeterH
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Re: Scotts Pine 7 years on
Hi,
Just an update.
Cleaned up and some rewiring.
Regards
Peter
Just an update.
Cleaned up and some rewiring.
Regards
Peter
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Re: Scotts Pine 7 years on
Looking great Peter, cheers Peter
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Re: Scotts Pine 7 years on
Beautiful tree Peter. It's come a very long way in just ten years. You obviously have a great knowledge of these trees to develop them so quickly.
Cheers
Malcolm
Cheers
Malcolm
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Re: Scotts Pine 7 years on
Nice tree Peter! I love the wiring. Makes it look like the tree is shackled down but is trying to escape and grow.
So the Redwood turns to the Bonsai and says "Lend me a Tenner"......
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Re: Scotts Pine 7 years on
Beautiful tree Peter,
Nice to see the before and afters, a learning curb for us newbies.
Regards
Rae
Nice to see the before and afters, a learning curb for us newbies.
Regards
Rae
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Re: Scotts Pine 7 years on
Peter, you know what you are doing. Your pine shows great age for such a modest period (in relation to pines in Japan) in training. all the best, Ash
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Re: Scotts Pine 7 years on
Great tree. It could be the photo however do the first two branches on the LHS originate from the same spot?
I vaguely remember an old saying, A bird on a bonsai pot is worth two in the bush
I vaguely remember an old saying, A bird on a bonsai pot is worth two in the bush
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Re: Scotts Pine 7 years on
hi Peter
i hope you don't mind, i had a little play with a virtual of your fantastic tree. i thought by reducing some lengths on certan branches will open up some space
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regards
Tien
i hope you don't mind, i had a little play with a virtual of your fantastic tree. i thought by reducing some lengths on certan branches will open up some space
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regardsTien
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