AusBonsai

Hi Guys
Here is nursery specimen picked up for $30.00 and a progression started about mid year 2010...cheers Anthony
Nursery stock
Inspiration from a pine down the road
Vision
The top and exaggerated branch are where I like them,now putting some more hair on its back/side,the pot slightly flooded from repot,does have nice a nebari just waiting for medium to settle,tree stands just under 10 iches in 100% diatomite

This a trunk(main) that was quite mature and gnarl y,wondering how many walked past this in the nursery,anyway this is a progression of my vision and play of a cascade,these trees are quite resilient when healthy..stress healthy,I would wire on compress,wire off, rest,and repeat,and repeat more times from start to now approx 4 yrs,tip for the beginners so I could start from the get go, just slipped in other pot for better stability,don't touch rootball/roots,the tree will lose the last of the wire hopefully soon and just mature and tweak to look more convincing,hope you enjoy..cheers Anthony

This tree was field grown 1991,then came to me bare rooted few seasons a go, potted to a big container and then feed well for a good year or so then cut back for back budding and to look at the structure and loose wired,then this winter wired to a informal style and potted up,so far happy with the progress...cheers Anthony
Apprentice flat out

Hi anthony W, some nice inspiration there , along with good stock , a thought , an idea and a plan for the future , these will no doubt turn out very well . Separate topics would have made it easier to comment on each individual tree , "for future reference "and help keep track of comments relating to your specific trunks

Well done and thanks for posting .

Cheers Alpineart

Thank you Alpineart really appreciate your feed back what I was trying to do under one heading is probably saturation in hindsight,in my endeavour to show what some would call dusty material sometimes is not really, the good bonsia nurseryman has it for a reason so support them.In this game I was taught some time back once you have some idea of technique,health and good luck the only real stopper to hold you back is vision(what to do with the bl@#%y thing),what ever species, I think this is so true we all suffer from it.So if you don't see it go looking,mates trees,established artists,nurseryman's keeper trees,some good artists here have blogs and attached to them is Japanese links study them and so on,try first then ask.

Once again thanks Alpineart will separate next time,geese where was my vision,at least if I keep the mojo the wife should keep me,should ..cheers

Little fella powering on,getting his hairy side/back.. lol,hair cut in a good 4 weeks..cheers

new trim and shape yesterday before and after
Anthony
side view before cut
new hair cut,also getting there

Little update and looking at maybe a little change of direction,see what you think comments most welcome.

Slight tilt and create a slight branch other side with the tilt giving an illusion of a different plane to exaggerated side..just an idea at this stage...you might see something different let me know..thanks

Cheers Anthony

Hi Anthony,

I prefer the new angle as the lowest foliage isn't all on the same level like it is already. Seems a bit more natural to me and the trunk comes out at a better angle. Is that lowest right branch able to be bent down further at all?

Cheers,
Pearcy.

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Hi Pearcy thanks for your feed back appreciate that.

The lowest branch is pretty rock hard set unfortunately,tilting is my only real option there I think...safe way anyway..cheers Anthony

anthonyW wrote:Hi Pearcy thanks for your feed back appreciate that.

No worries Anthony.

Just to make you aware I am definitely no pine expert, so take from it what you will.

Cheers.

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All good Pearcy,chime in anytime my friend,no pine snob here,always appreciate peoples thoughts.

Cheers Anthony

I look forward to the time I have some sort of vision, to be able to see what would make the most of the sticks I have.

Thanks for sharing, Anthony!

Aww thanks Mel,you have vision Mel,just let it go,enjoy it for what it is,make mistakes and keep going,boy do I make some.

I am just a learner like everybody else,just having a go/fun ...thanks Mel..take care..cheers Anthony

Its annual haircut