When to do Carving ??

blkrota · Post by **blkrota** » June 2nd, 2010, 8:35 pm

Crap i just found this topic and read this!

craigw60 wrote:Hi James, I really think carving is best reserved for hardwood trees like juniper, prunus or hawthorn. I don't think liquidamber falls into this category. If you carve soft wood species you will find the wood will not preserve in the long term. The other point to make is that liquidamber can die back after hard cutting so by carving the tree you may lose more than you bargained for.
Craig

Post by **kcpoole** » June 2nd, 2010, 9:01 pm

blkrota wrote:Crap i just found this topic and read this!

craigw60 wrote:Hi James, I really think carving is best reserved for hardwood trees like juniper, prunus or hawthorn. I don't think liquidamber falls into this category. If you carve soft wood species you will find the wood will not preserve in the long term. The other point to make is that liquidamber can die back after hard cutting so by carving the tree you may lose more than you bargained for.
Craig

don't ya hate when that happens

What did you do?
Ken

blkrota · Post by **blkrota** » June 2nd, 2010, 9:07 pm

Carving a Liquid Amber in another topic "Advanced stock LA ant attack" today.

I probably will kill the top of the tree

AusBonsai

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