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John,

I agree whole heartedly agree with your observations. I held back myself since in my eyes there is little to do really.

Perhaps some would prefer to see a little more light between the branches.
Seeing how tight some of them are, I wonder how this tight structure would be good for long term health of the inner foliage, but then it looks healthy enough to me.

A pot change to a muted glazed slightly shallower oval may be a consideration, but in my view, easily the BEST tree we have seen on TOTD so far.

LOVE IT!

Arnie got in there just as I was composing - glad he agrees about more daylight !

20-Apr-2005	#4
Ian_Homer Square Tree - Round Pot! *MODERATOR GROUP* Join Date: May-2004 Location: Walsall U.K. Country: United Kingdom USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: 1/2 Posts: 2,476	John, I agree whole heartedly agree with your observations. I held back myself since in my eyes there is little to do really. Perhaps some would prefer to see a little more light between the branches. Seeing how tight some of them are, I wonder how this tight structure would be good for long term health of the inner foliage, but then it looks healthy enough to me. A pot change to a muted glazed slightly shallower oval may be a consideration, but in my view, easily the BEST tree we have seen on TOTD so far. LOVE IT! Arnie got in there just as I was composing - glad he agrees about more daylight ! __________________ help save The Vulcan... Return to Flight