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Hi Fish,

Thanks for your comments. Yeah, I'm not really ballsy enough to do the one-sided styling yet either. ;-) The semi-cascade possibility you cite would unbalance the tree a bit because the trunk is too thin to handle it. Also, the first R.H. branch is actually higher up on the tree than the first L.H. branch. Using it as the reaching extension of the tree would begin to look odd.

Oh, well. I guess this is one is destined to be the average, leaning moyogi styled pine. They can't always be different and exciting. ;-)

Kind regards,
Andy Rutledge
zone 8, Texas

24-Mar-2003	#16
K.A. Rutledge Guest Posts: n/a	Hi Fish, Thanks for your comments. Yeah, I'm not really ballsy enough to do the one-sided styling yet either. ;-) The semi-cascade possibility you cite would unbalance the tree a bit because the trunk is too thin to handle it. Also, the first R.H. branch is actually higher up on the tree than the first L.H. branch. Using it as the reaching extension of the tree would begin to look odd. Oh, well. I guess this is one is destined to be the average, leaning moyogi styled pine. They can't always be different and exciting. ;-) Kind regards, Andy Rutledge zone 8, Texas