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Tom,
Thanks for taking the time to offer some advice. The shari you talk about might certainly be away of distracting the eye away from the reverse taper, but whether I could make it look believable or not, that is to say not so artificial looking, would be another thing. There are some trees I've seen with sharis that look realy good, and others that just didn't do it. At a recent club meeting we had Suthin here for a demo and he did just what your talking about also on a procumbens, and it looked really good. I guess I'l have to study it and see. Thanks Tom.

15-Sep-2004	#3
Thomas_J. bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Mar-2002 Location: North Central Texas Country: USA USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 1,011	Tom, Thanks for taking the time to offer some advice. The shari you talk about might certainly be away of distracting the eye away from the reverse taper, but whether I could make it look believable or not, that is to say not so artificial looking, would be another thing. There are some trees I've seen with sharis that look realy good, and others that just didn't do it. At a recent club meeting we had Suthin here for a demo and he did just what your talking about also on a procumbens, and it looked really good. I guess I'l have to study it and see. Thanks Tom. __________________ Thomas J.