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Hardly used any wires on this one. I'm trying to keep a more primitive wild look.
Just brought down a few branches with guy wires. 's in full bud and ready to flower....

You have captured the essence of a very natural looking tree

Fantastic tree - and will look spectacular in flower.

Images appear really poor quality for me Mike. Can you upload a larger file?

***EDIT*** Never mind. When I open it through Tapatalk it's poor quality. When I select follow link it is fine.

Cheers,
Pearcy.

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I know nothing about this species, but that is lovely.

Nice, I'm really looking forward to some leaves falling off around my place too.

Can you tell us more about this species as my understanding is just about all the cherry varieties flower in early spring . Love the look of this as well . very pleasing to the eye

Mathew, it's prunus incisa Fuji or mountain cherry. Small tree, flowers any time from autumn to through winter or later.
One of the easier cherries for bonsai. This one was a layering. They layer easily and also cuttings root without difficulty.

Very nice Mike,great structure,look forward to seeing it in flower too.
cheers Anthony

Blooming now.....

Looking great Mike, very envious
Cheers
Kirky

Gorgeous Mike! It looks amazing in flower

Do these need to be cut back hard after flower? From the photo the buds look like they are only on the new growth?? Great nebari for a layer by the way, It must have been a while ago now.

Have you considered a brighter pot at all? hopefully the flowers last a while for you!

Cheers,
Pearcy.

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That is spectacular in flower Mike. Good to have you back on the forums.... and that tree is beautiful.

That works so well with that pot.

Hi Mike,

That is a good looking tree & something for my smaller Okame to aspire too.

Good to see you back, I missed your candidness.

Regards,
Black Knight

Awesome tree there treeman. Really nice blossom