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I have two acacia howitii, I have styled them very differently to each other. This one I decided to keep the wild twisted charachter of the multiple crossing trunks.Howittii crossing branches
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Howittii crossing branches
I have two acacia howitii, I have styled them very differently to each other. This one I decided to keep the wild twisted charachter of the multiple crossing trunks.
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Re: Howittii crossing branches
As you know Gerard i wanted to take one off but it is looking good. Love its pot. If you want to part with it i have my hand up.
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Re: Howittii crossing branches
For me, the trunks move so strongly in the one direction that the crossing is just part of the texture. If you lose trunks because of "correctness", you lose the character of the tree. Just my 2c. It's very dynamic.
Thanks for posting.
Gavin
Thanks for posting.
Gavin
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Re: Howittii crossing branches
Nothing wrong with that that i can see
Ken
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Re: Howittii crossing branches
Hi Gerard,
We like it! It has great movements - like the pot as well
Cheers, R&M
We like it! It has great movements - like the pot as well
Cheers, R&M