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OK, I'll do my best with the third one first, I'd go for a Straight-Line style where the tree has fallen over flat to the ground and the branches then grow up to be a line of trees, of course you'll need to do some research on how to go about trying your hand at this style, but I reckon it's well worth the try.

The Japanese name of the style is IKADABUKI.

I'm trying my hand at a similar style, Sinuous NETSUNAGARI.

If I can find later today, I'll have a go at the other two, but first glance sure looks like they need to be pruned.

Nigel

6-Jun-2005	#8
ozzerbon bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Dec-2002 Location: Amsterdam Country: Netherlands USDA Zone: 8-9 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 1,259	OK, I'll do my best with the third one first, I'd go for a Straight-Line style where the tree has fallen over flat to the ground and the branches then grow up to be a line of trees, of course you'll need to do some research on how to go about trying your hand at this style, but I reckon it's well worth the try. The Japanese name of the style is IKADABUKI. I'm trying my hand at a similar style, Sinuous NETSUNAGARI. If I can find later today, I'll have a go at the other two, but first glance sure looks like they need to be pruned. Nigel __________________ http://pictures.bonsaitalk.com/user/ozzerbon http://www.flickr.com/photos/ozzerbon/