[Hugh Grant] shimpaku juniper
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[Hugh Grant] shimpaku juniper
Species: shimpaku juniper
Height: 35cm (from lowest to highest point of tree)
Source: nursery stock
Cost: $8
i bought this tree as a small starter tree a few years back. in that time all that has been done to it is 1 major chop back of the trunks and root work.
looking forward to working on this one.
Hugh
Height: 35cm (from lowest to highest point of tree)
Source: nursery stock
Cost: $8
i bought this tree as a small starter tree a few years back. in that time all that has been done to it is 1 major chop back of the trunks and root work.
looking forward to working on this one.
Hugh
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Re: [Hugh Grant] shimpaku juniper
I forgot about this tree in the competition and posted this tree in another post. anyway heres the update for the shohin comp
the tree has been fully wired out to its tips, plan is to repot in the spring time into its new angle
the tree has been fully wired out to its tips, plan is to repot in the spring time into its new angle
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Re: [Hugh Grant] shimpaku juniper
Very nice Grant! Well thought and executed.
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Re: [Hugh Grant] shimpaku juniper
Lovely tree Grant
If this ain't in the final 10 then I will be very surprised!
Ken
If this ain't in the final 10 then I will be very surprised!
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Re: [Hugh Grant] shimpaku juniper
Nice tree HUGH. I'll call you by your first name. I agree with ken. Def a final contender
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whoops LOL My humble apologies Hughsquizzy wrote:Nice tree HUGH. I'll call you by your first name. I agree with ken. Def a final contender
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Yep, gotta agree with the consensus here Hugh . A Nice tree this will be. i think it is Sargentti though but feel free to howl me down.
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No worries Kenkcpoole wrote:whoops LOL My humble apologies Hughsquizzy wrote:Nice tree HUGH. I'll call you by your first name. I agree with ken. Def a final contender
Squizz
I have a few friends called grant, and it really hard to remember sometimes.
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Thanks for all the kind comments guys, its really appreciated.
Hi bodhibodhidharma wrote:Yep, gotta agree with the consensus here Hugh . A Nice tree this will be. i think it is Sargentti though but feel free to howl me down.
from what ive read the juniperus chinenses var. sargentii, or sargents juniper as we call it, is in fact shinpaku, which is the common name for the varient for juniperus chinenses of var. sargentii. If anyone can shed light on this, let us know but this is what ive read into it to be.
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Re: [Hugh Grant] shimpaku juniper
Just wanting to add my congrats on a successful first styling if his tree Hugh. One to keep an eye on I think
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thanks bud! thanks for the kind wordsShane wrote:Just wanting to add my congrats on a successful first styling if his tree Hugh. One to keep an eye on I think
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just a little bit of growth on this one for now
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WOW Hugh I love this tree.
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Yes, a pot balanced in another to get the angle. So elegant (like the tree). Will be using that trick.
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love the tree. I would have compacted shortened, the cascading part a bit.
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This tree is really progressing nicely Hugh, you have plenty of time left to get the definition needed to make this one very competitive when the comp winds up next spring.
Cheers,
Mojo
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