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26-Jan-2002
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
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26-Jan-2002
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
Hi There James,
I think you should go back to step 1 and prune the pine back. But I agree; the bonsai is in there. 
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27-Jan-2002
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
Hi James,
I think your tree has a lot of potential. I it was mine I would shorten it, and remove a few branches that are "handlebars" (placed opposite of each other). One of the top branches could be wired up as a new apex. If it's bend a bit to the right it would follow the movement of the bottom half of the tree and make an "S" shape. I made a virtual to show you what I mean. regards, René  |
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28-Jan-2002
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
Hi
Tell me which do you prefer A or B, dont worry about how its going to happen but concentrate on the outcome. James  |
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28-Jan-2002
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
this is B
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28-Jan-2002
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
Sorry changed me mind - which is the best of A, B , or C.
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30-Jan-2002
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
Hello James,
I like C, then B - best. C probably will look better because if shorter, the trunk will be better proportioned. But I have to say that I am very much an amature. I have great difficulty with my own Pine. Anyhow, I hope it helps... Regards Eric |
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30-Jan-2002
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
Now that they've all been posted, we can do this
Choice A Choice B Choice C
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30-Jan-2002
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
Matt
So which do you think - A, B or C  .I like C the best but also like the height of B. I think A can be rulled out. C is the easiest of the two to achieve - simply cut the top two 'sections' off and let it grow and bud back a bit and hey presto. I cant decide - the more i look at it more confused i get :  - lets have a vote!!!James |
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30-Jan-2002
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Re: Golden Scotts Pine
My vote is for C. A does not look real! B is better but C is the most realistic looking tree of the group! the branches and leaf pads are in more of a triangle shape and pleaseing to the eye
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