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2-Jun-2003
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Another Procumbens
Hello Everyone,
I got this procumbens in a trade this past Friday and went to work Saturday morning bright and early. First is a before shot.
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2-Jun-2003
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After cleaning it up a bit to see what was in there.
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2-Jun-2003
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After a more cleaning and some carving.
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2-Jun-2003
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Wired and styled.
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2-Jun-2003
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This tree will be left to recover before potting next spring. Comments, criticisms and virtuals are welcome and appreciated.
Regards, David
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2-Jun-2003
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David, I love your work!
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2-Jun-2003
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Charles Bevan
 
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You have an eye for nice trees. I have never styled a juniper before (my specialty is tropicals), so I could not see a future in the original photo. You really impressed me!
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2-Jun-2003
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Very nice restyling! I am curious about the basal root placement though.
It can be very hard to find a design that harmonizes Juniper roots with the trunkline. Everything's a compromise. Regards, Matt
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2-Jun-2003
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On these procumbens, you usually don't get a decent nebari, so I tried to concentrate on the movement of the trunkline as it leaves the soil. This styling is an attempt to repeat that movement with a shorter increment in the upper part of the tree. Also, the final potted angle will tilt the tree a bit more forward. Thanks to everyone for the comments.
Regards, David
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