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I think it's a very nice tree as is. If I were going to do anything I would take one of those branches on the right about half way up and pull it forward to let it grow across the trunk. If that is too close to the small branch on the left, you might be able to that with the left hand branch. Just a touch to give it some dynamism. You could also maybe clean up the foilage just a bit to give it a little airier look.

But these are all refinements on a very good tree. I would certainly go cautiously cause it's hard to glue those branches back on.

Earl

30-May-2002	#22
Earl Inactive Join Date: Jan-2002 Location: Klamath Falls, OR Country: USA USDA Zone: 5 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 523	Re: My first tree I think it's a very nice tree as is. If I were going to do anything I would take one of those branches on the right about half way up and pull it forward to let it grow across the trunk. If that is too close to the small branch on the left, you might be able to that with the left hand branch. Just a touch to give it some dynamism. You could also maybe clean up the foilage just a bit to give it a little airier look. But these are all refinements on a very good tree. I would certainly go cautiously cause it's hard to glue those branches back on. Earl