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here is the after picture of the pine that I was working on last night. The base of this tree is four inches and it is 12 inches tall. I am still working on the jin, i will continue to carve and dry it untillI am satisfied with it. I should also mention that this tree was nursery stock, the roots are inarched together and will never be bonsai but it is very exceptable as chinese pinjing. This is also one of the reasons that I grow my own stock for bonsai, it is the only way that I can insure that the foundation of the plant is correct.

23-Oct-2001	#2
ripsgreentree bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Sep-2001 Location: Fresno, CA Country: U.S.A USDA Zone: 9 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 1,260	Re: black pine here is the after picture of the pine that I was working on last night. The base of this tree is four inches and it is 12 inches tall. I am still working on the jin, i will continue to carve and dry it untillI am satisfied with it. I should also mention that this tree was nursery stock, the roots are inarched together and will never be bonsai but it is very exceptable as chinese pinjing. This is also one of the reasons that I grow my own stock for bonsai, it is the only way that I can insure that the foundation of the plant is correct. __________________ ripsgreentree It requires an open hand to give and to recieve.