AusBonsai

Understand the depth. They can be very quick to develop roots. I think a simple plain oval would compliment the tree more its not a criticism I love the tree. I wouldn't say no to it on my brench
Cheers
Kirky

Any recent photos of this Murraya Ken? I just read the thread for the first time. Great tree.

I have just dug a large one myself today and was wondering if you have any tips?

Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk

Yeah still going strong znd needsxa good prune an giong over
They are hardy and shoot bac easily.
Timber is as hard as rock and thin bark so takes ages to grow over large scars

Will see if i can find update pics

Ken

An excellent thread and tree. It'll be good to see an update and I am intrigued by the front back discussion - to my my eye the back looked great as a front but photos are rarely as informative as seeing the tree in prson.

I love the historical context of the workshop with Peter Adams, the cat and just Ken's general joy at being involved in the workshop and meeting the Adams' couple.

It makes me lament the recent cancelled workshop in Canberra but again, the world has bigger problems; missed workshops not being one of them.

Looking forward to the updated photos.

Looking forward to your update Ken.

How often do you repot and root prune?

melbrackstone wrote: ↑October 2nd, 2020, 3:56 pm Looking forward to your update Ken.

How often do you repot and root prune?

About every 3 years
Needs doing this year

Cheers Ken. I'm finding the same with mine...