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This was the spare tree I took to Adelaide for the Koji workshop, pruned and re-wired
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Re: mugo restyle
Hi Gerard
What is the reason for wrapping raffia on the first branch? I cannot see much difference in the angle, maybe it was brought forward or backward?
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What is the reason for wrapping raffia on the first branch? I cannot see much difference in the angle, maybe it was brought forward or backward?
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Re: mugo restyle
Bark was slightly damaged so I was playing safe
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Re: mugo restyle
The tree could nearly be in the first branch Gerard 
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Re: mugo restyle
Considered apex only as well as first branch only but the straight section of trunk will need a little foliage to cover itbodhidharma wrote:The tree could nearly be in the first branch Gerard
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Re: mugo restyle
could a solid branch bender be used( over a couple of seasons) to give that straight section some movement-- does anyone here use trunk or branch benders
