English elms (twins)
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English elms (twins)
Hi all, these are two broom style english elms i have, the one on the left was in Canberra last year for twelve months (and very well looked after by Grant and his crew)the one on the right is rapidly catching up.
If you can get hold of a copy of Bonsai Australis, volume one, issue three 1993 page 32 there are a few pics of these trees when first started by Max Lehey.
Thanks John M
If you can get hold of a copy of Bonsai Australis, volume one, issue three 1993 page 32 there are a few pics of these trees when first started by Max Lehey.
Thanks John M
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Lovely trees, John
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wicked work john! and definately twins, have you named them? you gotta name them, they look like sisters so girls names need to be used i think!
i would love to see a shot of them in winter silhouette, the ramification must be great!
excellent! very inspiring for those who are trying to accomplish broom styles. maybe a little run down on how you got them to this stage would be good to? if possible?
i am currently working with a celtis stump that i would like to make a broom style, so advice would be greatly appreciated and maybe pics of the various stages if you have them?
lovely work
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i would love to see a shot of them in winter silhouette, the ramification must be great!
excellent! very inspiring for those who are trying to accomplish broom styles. maybe a little run down on how you got them to this stage would be good to? if possible?
i am currently working with a celtis stump that i would like to make a broom style, so advice would be greatly appreciated and maybe pics of the various stages if you have them?
lovely work

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These are the only pics i can find.
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awesome mate 
i can see you used the V cut technique to get these started as a typical elm works with that sort of cut, do you think this sort of thing would work on celtis?
i have had one new shoot come up from one of the chops but am worried it wont work with the species?
jamie

i can see you used the V cut technique to get these started as a typical elm works with that sort of cut, do you think this sort of thing would work on celtis?
i have had one new shoot come up from one of the chops but am worried it wont work with the species?
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Re: English elms (twins)
John, these are absolutely amazing specimens for English Elms. Obviously no one from the Zelcova camp whispered in their ear.
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Hi John,
So is it the one on the left that is for sale, or the one on the right? Just a stab in the dark!!!
So is it the one on the left that is for sale, or the one on the right? Just a stab in the dark!!!

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Was the elm in the blue pot at the BSV display at the Box Hill town hall last spring? I'm sure the one on display was in a blue pot also - it was damn impressive.
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nice trees and exelent ramification
ive been thinking of giving a V cut to a privit and styling it like this, do you reckon you would get these kinds of results with privit
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Lovely Elm twins John!
I particularly like the harmony between pot and tree in the one that was at the NBPCA. Very nice
We look forward to seeing more of your collection John.
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Steven
I particularly like the harmony between pot and tree in the one that was at the NBPCA. Very nice

We look forward to seeing more of your collection John.
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Steven
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I think you could do an excellent privet as an Broomhugh grant wrote:nice trees and exelent ramificationive been thinking of giving a V cut to a privit and styling it like this, do you reckon you would get these kinds of results with privit
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