Another specimen from the tip.

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Another specimen from the tip.

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I picked this Jasmine up from the tip three years ago. As the guy was tipping it i drove in and spied the Jasmine's. The others didnt make it but contrary to the normal unfolding of events, the other inferior ones died and the oldest and best survived. I am having fun with it and i am interested to see if they are bonsai-able. It was bare when i took it home and this has eventuated in a three year period. It is an old trunk because, as everyone knows, Jasmine are SLLOOOWWW. Any, i will post again when in flower. The future will be to do something with the straight trunk and will involve creating some movement or chopping it.
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Think I need to come and visit your tip mate, got a trailer load ready to go :lol: That's a great find and well done on it's progression. looking good.

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interesting to see this one go Bodhi.
keep us posted :fc:
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very nice for tip job im very intrested in getting my hands on one now
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Josh wrote: That's a great find and well done on it's progression. looking good.
Damian Bee wrote:interesting to see this one go Bodhi.
agrovl wrote:very nice for tip job im very intrested in getting my hands on one now
Thanks Fella"s, I have never tried a Jasmine before and i have not seen a successful one either (not in OZ anyway) and as i found out with other species, there is a reason for this. Lots of questions like, how long for branches to develop, what styling will suit etc. I think the next step will be to take it off at the lower right hand stub and turn it into a semi cascade which i think will suit the species more.
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well i will be waiting for the result :tu2:
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Beautiful find, I too have found a tree or two at our tip in plant recycling
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