This has to be one of my favourite trees you have shown here and at the club. I really enjoyed the video's on your styling of it too!
Keep up the good work and the updates!
Overhaul of a 59 year old Mugo Pine.
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Re: Overhaul of a 59 year old Mugo Pine.
So the Redwood turns to the Bonsai and says "Lend me a Tenner"......
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Re: Overhaul of a 59 year old Mugo Pine.
Any possibility of an update on this one Grant




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Re: Overhaul of a 59 year old Mugo Pine.
Grant, do like, a lot, what you have achieved in the re-style, we'll done
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Re: Overhaul of a 59 year old Mugo Pine.
Hi Grant.
Did you end up removing the back branch? The tree looks a lot more sparse. I suppose that is the thing with pines, refinement can take a looong time
Did you end up removing the back branch? The tree looks a lot more sparse. I suppose that is the thing with pines, refinement can take a looong time
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