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2-Dec-2003

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jhill

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this is what it will look like after I remove a few branches

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David Yedwab bonsaiTALK Master Join Date: Jun-2003 Location: NJ Country: US USDA Zone: 6 AHS Heat Zone: 4 5 Posts: 408	It may have been the raffia. The close up also shows part of my problem - both raffiaed branches appear to be of the same thickness. But, shotrtening the right branch and letting your top grow can fix that but it will take a long time since ponderosas grow so slowly, in pots, anyway. Good job. Keep us posted. __________________ David Yedwab

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