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2-Aug-2002
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Join Date: Jun-2002
Location: Mt. Holly Springs, PA
Country: USA
Posts: 33
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Japanese garden juniper
Attached is one of my Japanese Garden junipers. This was styled last year and now it's just a matter of pinching and patience. I think it'll be nice once it fills in. Time will tell!
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20-Aug-2002
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I think I would start by removing the stone and reducing the tree so that the apex ends up back over the rootbase. Unless it is a cascade or a slant style, the crown should be over the roots.
Next a rough round bunjin or drum pot would be good. Regards, Matt
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