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OK, i'm going to say yes there is a potential good bonsai in there!

However it is difficult to tell without being able to get hands on with the tree!

This is what i'm thinking:
the bark is excellent,
there could be an excellent semi cascade with some tilting
and jininig resulting in upward facing jins,
like bonsai nut i can see a windswept or a driftwood style,
the voided spaces could be either used (negative space) or as stated by bonsai nut you could chop back and wait to see if back budding occurs,
its not garbage thats for sure in my opinion, but it is certainly a long project.

Look forward to seeing what people have to say!

Jonny...

Actually changed my mind, its garbage best I take it off your hands Walter!

5-Aug-2003	#10
Jonny D bonsaiTALK Master Join Date: Jul-2003 Location: North Yorkshire Country: England USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 448	OK, i'm going to say yes there is a potential good bonsai in there! However it is difficult to tell without being able to get hands on with the tree! This is what i'm thinking: the bark is excellent, there could be an excellent semi cascade with some tilting and jininig resulting in upward facing jins, like bonsai nut i can see a windswept or a driftwood style, the voided spaces could be either used (negative space) or as stated by bonsai nut you could chop back and wait to see if back budding occurs, its not garbage thats for sure in my opinion, but it is certainly a long project. Look forward to seeing what people have to say! Jonny... Actually changed my mind, its garbage best I take it off your hands Walter!