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Old 14-Mar-2003   #11
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Walter, you have no idea how inspirational I found these pictures. I have a lot of opportunities to collect stumps of Winged Elms, Sugarberry and Hophornbeam along the roadsides where I am and these pictures provide me with a model of where these trees could go. They are spectacular.

Especially considering they were done by a mere hillbilly from the Alps! ;

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I'd consider this a clump style.... I took this picture at the Takagi Bonsai Museum in Japan
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wow thanks for sharing the wonderfull pics walter ,they are spectacular trees.





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Walter ,
those trees truely are awsome , especially the second one, is it a maple as well?
reminds me of the trees we used to play around in the schoolyard .
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Old 15-Mar-2003   #15
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Carp,
thank you, yes, it is a Japanese mountain maple, Acer palmatum.
It is quite big, 3 feet tall.
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absolutly beautiful
, that second maple is incredibly well ramified,
hope you dont mind but i saved your pics for what i call 'My Inspiration Album'
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Walter, I especially appreciate the before and after pictures. I've found myself returning to them and doing a lot of reflecting on them.

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maple in 1991 as I acquired it
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I think it would be cool if there were a gallery of progressive before, during and after shots (leaves on and leaves off), with maybe virtuals to project into the future...

Does this exist anywhere? It's true that it's really educational to see how someone has brought a tree to where it is.

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