I collected this Bailey's peach together with a few other ones last year. I was told that they are over 20 years old. One of them flowered nicely and this one didn't. I just did a severe chop on it. The base is about 170mm and I am thinking of twin trunk. Any comment is welcome.
I have a similar one that I haven't done much work on that I'd like to trade for an olive, or crab apple or something interesting. Please let me know if you are interested. I will post pics of the other one when I have a chance to clean it up.
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gday DK 
this one has definate potential to be a great twin trunk! i would reduce the major trunk down like you did with the minor trunk to create some taper. then develop it to show it of in flower
Jamie

this one has definate potential to be a great twin trunk! i would reduce the major trunk down like you did with the minor trunk to create some taper. then develop it to show it of in flower

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great stock i can deffinetally see the potential in this one as a twin trunk
to me its got great taper and a great base just needs to grow on a little and you'll be on your way!
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to me its got great taper and a great base just needs to grow on a little and you'll be on your way!
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Thanks guys, I did a major root trimming before repotting this sumo. I can't wait for it to develop ramification for the banches so I could put it in a bonsai pot.
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Nice stump and will make a real nice twin
Don't be in too much of a hurry to put it in a pot
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Don't be in too much of a hurry to put it in a pot
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Thanks Antt and Ken. I've got some other trees to work on so won't be too hurry for this one 

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