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HI Sandi, I'm guilty of having junipers that have too thin a trunk. The tree you have is very full with foliage. I would make a slanting bunjingi style out of it. It's too bad that all the trees I seem to do virtuals of always end up being bunjin in nature. But... this is sometimes the only alternative to trees with long thin trunks. I still think the design is possible with the thick head of hair you have, and I think the tree is very respectable. I hope someone else can find the suitable bunjin pot for it. Very nice slanting style tree, just reduce that foliage whatever you decide.

Best regards, Bonsaial

22-Feb-2002	#6
bonsaial1 Bonsai Doer Join Date: Aug-2001 Location: Fresno, CA Country: USA USDA Zone: 9 AHS Heat Zone: 13SH Posts: 5,540	Re: Juniper HI Sandi, I'm guilty of having junipers that have too thin a trunk. The tree you have is very full with foliage. I would make a slanting bunjingi style out of it. It's too bad that all the trees I seem to do virtuals of always end up being bunjin in nature. But... this is sometimes the only alternative to trees with long thin trunks. I still think the design is possible with the thick head of hair you have, and I think the tree is very respectable. I hope someone else can find the suitable bunjin pot for it. Very nice slanting style tree, just reduce that foliage whatever you decide. Best regards, Bonsaial __________________ If you can't be a player...be an athletic supporter!