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30-Jul-2003
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Desert Ash
Hi folks, here is a Desert Ash I've been working on but I reckon it needs a change in direction, I have one example of what that change might be but would like some more ideas.
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30-Jul-2003
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Heres a close up of the wonderful bark these trees have.
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31-Jul-2003
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Very nice bark and a great shape. This needs some years of growth and refinement. A growing box would be a good place to start. I would probably leave those branches on during the early training. The one on the left looks like it is particularly well placed.
Regards, Matt
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31-Jul-2003
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Hi Treenut,
Matt's right. Keep the left branch. I'd shape it like this and let it grow for a while. Looks great !! René |
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