AusBonsai

Hackimoto wrote:That is one special little tree. I love it. I'm doing a 45 cm raft style one at the moment.

I have had some issues with dieback at certain times, although i feel it might have something to do with pruning at the wrong times. Be sure to share some pics of yours as it develops.

GavinG wrote:Ouch. Best of luck with the wrist. Do what the physio says... (Old physio here.)

It's a happy mad Spring thing, isn't it? For me, one of the best clumps of Prunus Glandulosa (?-"Flowering Almond") I've seen. Difficult to get a good trunk or base on them. Well done.

Gavin

Thanks Gavin, off pain meds now and its feeling ok i guess. Still cant lift the larger trees though.....

Todays update, More flowers opening up.

Spectacular! This species should be used more often.
Its actual name is prunus glandulosa flore pleno
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=citr ... 24&bih=636

Thanks for the ID Hackimoto. They are a good species to grow and they thicken quickly in the ground in good soil with lots of food.

Joe.

Any updates on this little beauty

This is nice Jow. Do you still have it?

No that one was moved on.