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Juniper video

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HI all,

Leong has created another video.

http://bonsaisouth.com.au/cms/content/view/61/75/

Enjoy,
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Post by daiviet_nguyen »

Hi Brenden,

Thank you for the link. I have just finished watching it. He works at lighting speed!
And the result is absolutely stunning!

Regards.
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Does anybody know if its trunk has been split deliberately? Nice tree, wish i was capable of performing such transformations.

http://www.bonsai4me.com/AdvTech/ATtrunksplitting.htm

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Re: Juniper video

Post by brenden »

Thanks for the link JayC!

Not sure if it grew naturally or was created. You can ask Leong. He started a post about this video at his site:

http://bonsaisouth.com.au/cms/component ... tstart,12/
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