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Old 12-May-2008   #1
guycross
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Join Date: May-2008
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Halloween Pumpkin noob - Chinese Elm pruning

Hey guys, sorry for being new.

I have recently bought two little chinese elms, the smaller one i bought from eBay to see how I liked bonsai - and then the larger I bought because it was lonely in a bargain box in a local store (for $10/£5, I am in the UK)

Anyway

I am concerned that my little trees are looking a little shabby, I wanst to prune them and I think the larger one will be an okay triangle shaed tree and the smaller one i think will fit into a broom shape... but i am not that good at making things look nice...

what do you think any good places to read for pruning advise... i would rather have raggedy tress than dead ones, so i am being cautious...

they seem healthy enough, i am water about once or twice a day whenever the top of the soil is dry... they live on a window sill and will be getting a decent amount of sun at the moment, but that wont last... i live in Scotland!!!

thanks in advance guy

PHOTOS:
(the two individual photos are the most recent)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sleepywhisper/2486660145/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sleepywhisper/2487476082/
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