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I grew this from a root cutting and it is now looking OK I think. The purits would probably say it is not technicaly a broom, but its a broom to me. It currently stands about 24 or 25 cm tall and could have been in the Shohin section and if the mods want to move it that's OK with me.
In a few days it will pop this years leaves.

Looks pretty damn good to me!

How long has it taken to get to this stage Watto?

Very nice Watto!

Am curious as to why it wouldn't be classed as a broom? Is that 'cos of the slight lean?

Really want a nice broom shape for myself, I just love them! Looks great

Its probably six or so years to get to this stage. Yes because it is not straight some would say its not a broom, however Walter Pall has a differing view.

Looks great! Congratulations!

There is nothing wrong with Walter Palls school of thought when you see it backed up by his trees. He speaks with an amazing mix of arrogance and confidence that is really quite indisputable when you see his results.

Hi Watto , mate thats a broom or i will bare my butT in Bourke Street . It's a "Ripper" and would be more than happy to have it sitting on a bench at my place .

Cheers . Alpine

I'm happy to call it a broom Alpine. Its probably pretty chilly in Bourke Street right now.

Here is a photo from two years ago and you can see how the ramification has improved over that time.

A busy little broom it is Watto. Lots of clip and grow cause i would hate to have to wire it

The purists are not all ways right. One great Master revered, by many though out the world, the late great John.Y.Naka has several variations on Broom style in his Books.

This one can sit on my bench OH I cant get it in though.
Nice one Watto. Cheers Pup

G'Day Watto,
It's not a bloody shovel so it must be a broom. (I hope that helps)
Great little tree mate.
Cheers......Brian

Very graceful Watto, bring it along for the hundred-year drinks.

(How many years since a cutting?)

Gavin