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31-Jan-2004
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Common Myrtle - Clump Style
A common myrtle which I have trained as a clump.
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31-Jan-2004
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very nice
the very low clump of foliage on the right gives me a problem because it hides the base...if it were my tree(which it is not)i would thin that out or extend the branch some so as to expose the root and trunk juncture |
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Thanks for the suggestion. You are right about the thinning out at the base.
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1-Feb-2004
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Hank, nice job on this clump. Very natural looking. Good pick up on the lower folage agraham.
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