WILD JUNIPER CALIFORNICATION

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Here's one for all of us to think about. :D :shock: :o 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)
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Oh my :shock:

I'd love to explore the surrounding area where this has grown to get a feel of its' existence.
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Fabulous tree and I hope Boon left it right there.
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Ash Barns wrote:Fabulous tree and I hope Boon left it right there.

ASH i RECKON THIS ONE IS HIGHLY PROTECTED !!! Amazing Harry never got his hands on it??? :lol: :lol: :lol:
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When I had seen juniper bonsais all twisted like that it was my naive opinion (obviously very wrong and now changed) that they looked very artificial and nothing like nature. :oops: Perhaps because I live in a tropical climate where we don't see trees like this ever. Just goes to show, doesn't it? :D

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You said it Glenda,
Those of us that have grown up in mild climates like most of Aus have never seen the way 'real trees' grow in harsh climates so we do not appreciate how they can look. I think that is why we have few of these trees. It is hard to create an inspired form if you have never seen it.
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Goodness gracious me :shock: well i am going to start one now and come back to it in the next couple of lifetimes ;)
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yeah killer tree now wheres my spade
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wheres the drooling smiley! :D gawd...

so wheres the first branch so we can chop it down.... :? :shock: :twisted:


*ducking for cover now*
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Jamie wrote:wheres the drooling smiley! :D gawd...

so wheres the first branch so we can chop it down.... :? :shock: :twisted:


*ducking for cover now*

NO where to duck here!!! ;)
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anttal63 wrote:
Jamie wrote:wheres the drooling smiley! :D gawd...

so wheres the first branch so we can chop it down.... :? :shock: :twisted:


*ducking for cover now*

NO where to duck here!!! ;)
Im glad someone took it with a grain of salt like i inteded! ;) :lol: there is no way i would chop something like that down :D
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Post by Grant Bowie »

That is just amazing!

The closest we are going to get to this anytime soon is from those people in Sydney and Melbourne who are doing some serious twisting and coiling of small shimpaku.

Chris A from Sydney might have some nice ones by now.

It takes lots of time though.

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Post by Joel »

I have one like that. I just cut all the foliage off it to wire it easily though. It will come back yeah?

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