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Tonights playtime

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This was tonights play time - Azuma Kagami :)
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Lovely Neil, very delicate.

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Nice flowers :-)
If mine I would shorten top down. there is no taper in that section and looks too spindly. Shorten to the second branch above the "trunk section" maybe

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this ome reminds me of the wood prints that we see in books of chrisanthemum. I dont mind how this one hasnt got great taper as it reminds me of the wood block prints.
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Thanks Fiona, thanks Ken :D

It is a bit tall I know. Once it has flowered I will give it a good trim back and put it into a bonsai pot. I might shorten it then but then I may not. We seem to always be shortening everything and a bigger tree means more flowers and more impact, at that time atleast. There is a bit of strength and character in the lower trunk (hidden in shadow in these pics)so once it fills in and thickens up a bit it may be alright.

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edit - thanks jamie, nice thought, those chrysanth pictures are very cool :D
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There is a Bonsai masters Daughter that creates amazing settings with trees just like this. Have a search through WOB series 1. It shows amazing skills it's kinda like combining bonsai with Ikebana
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Post by Guy »

nice----with those size flowers I would keep the overall size of the tree pretty much as is--just let it grow out for the next couple of seasons and trim to same size throughout -
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