BROOM STYLE CHINESE ELM
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Re: BROOM STYLE CHINESE ELM
Beautiful pot PJ !!! Congrats Craig, they look great together !!!

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Re: BROOM STYLE CHINESE ELM
Really nice tree and pot Craig. Whats with the little notch at the base on the right hand side, did you do that for any particuler reason?
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Re: BROOM STYLE CHINESE ELM
Thanks Guy's
. This pot wasn't bought specifically for the tree but I decided to give it a go. This was my first pot from Bellota and I can say, It is of very high quality, Thanks again Paul
The tree is now center of attention.
Jarrod, please take the time to read about the "notch", it's on page 1 or 2, cheers mate.
My recent thoughts are that the trees canopy/crown area could be slightly higher, I'll see what eventuates this spring
Jarrod, please take the time to read about the "notch", it's on page 1 or 2, cheers mate.
My recent thoughts are that the trees canopy/crown area could be slightly higher, I'll see what eventuates this spring
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Re: BROOM STYLE CHINESE ELM
Hi Craig,
Love the pot and the tree,have been following the progression on this tree and absolutely love the result,I love the texture in the pot,it reminds me of some massive rocks I took a picture of on my recent stay in Halls Gap,any chance of putting the potters details up if possible.
Regards Marcela
Love the pot and the tree,have been following the progression on this tree and absolutely love the result,I love the texture in the pot,it reminds me of some massive rocks I took a picture of on my recent stay in Halls Gap,any chance of putting the potters details up if possible.
Regards Marcela
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Yes Marcela, no prob.
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Paul has a thread here on Ausbonsai, check it out, he posted some new pots today.
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P.S- don't forget we have alot of world class bonsai potters here in Australia too,
Thanks
Bellota Pots - Florida , USA
https://www.bellotapots.com/Default.aspx
P J Katich - bellota.pots@gmail.com
Paul has a thread here on Ausbonsai, check it out, he posted some new pots today.
viewtopic.php?f=29&t=8625
P.S- don't forget we have alot of world class bonsai potters here in Australia too,
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Re: BROOM STYLE CHINESE ELM
the leaves are arriving
, i'll continue with my ramification of branches this spring/summer.
take care out there
take care out there
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Re: BROOM STYLE CHINESE ELM
It's always good to see this tree developing. Bringing the first? low left branch around a bit more to the front is good refinement, to me.
Also liked the hand - made the exact size of the tree clearer.
Gavin
Also liked the hand - made the exact size of the tree clearer.
Gavin
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Thanks Gavin 

It becomes clearer now with new foliage that I need to raise the crown slightly as previously mentioned.Craig wrote:My recent thoughts are that the trees canopy/crown area could be slightly higher, I'll see what eventuates this spring
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