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10-Apr-2004
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Larch Progression
Guys,
This series is the progression of a small ugly larch that I have been trying to do something with .The first pic is of the tree uncollected. Regards, Jonathan
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10-Apr-2004
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This second pic is of the tree when first collected. Note the sparce roots
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10-Apr-2004
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This third pic is of the tree after two years of growth and reflection as to my approach as to how to style the weed . I know there may have been other options but I preferred a smaller tree as I have other larger ones and this is not really that old. Note the root growth after two years
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10-Apr-2004
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This is the tree after a month of growth and a quick styling of the one remaining branch.It was potted right back in the training potwhere it remained two more years.
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10-Apr-2004
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This is the tree today after a more lengthy wiring and potting in it's first cheap pot. the tree is 9.5 in. high with a 1 1/2 in. trunk.
I think it shows promise and would welcome virts and comments esp. concerning it's future. Regards. Jonathan
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Join Date: Feb-2004
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wow nice job!
looks like it will turn out nicely.
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11-Apr-2004
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Johathan, nice work! You show the result of the less can be more... and the patience method... As I say you can not rush time... this tree is much more than it was originally!
Jay
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Superb, you brought very nice taper in the tree,excellent lesson on patience.
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Congratulations! You've done a great job with a tree most collectors would not have given a second glance in the field!
Regards, Matt
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