Was fortunate to have this 1970 Cedar past on to me recently from the original owner it was first styled by YUJI YOSHIMURA in 1985
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Cedar Atlantica
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Sorry forgot the pic
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I just wired up a little 6 year old cedar last night, if it looks anywhere near as good as this in 30 years I'll be happy, thanks for the inspiration!
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Re: Cedar Atlantica
John.
I thought you might like this photos below. They are of the Australian bonsai magazine from 1985 with reference to Yuji's visit.
Michael.
I thought you might like this photos below. They are of the Australian bonsai magazine from 1985 with reference to Yuji's visit.
Michael.
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Re: Cedar Atlantica
Would be lovely if we have enough trees like this to plant a group/forest.
Always we hope someone else has the answer.
Bonsai is an art of shrinking.
Bonsai is an art of shrinking.
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Re: Cedar Atlantica
Nice John. 
Still need to bring that first branch down and forward a bit don't you think? And we gotta see some roots!
Still need to bring that first branch down and forward a bit don't you think? And we gotta see some roots!Mike
