A NEW ASH

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A NEW ASH

Post by Gabriel »

Hi guys this morning i have collected a new desert ash with really nice trunk movement..... :D
let me know what you think.....
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now i will let the tree pop everywhere and i will cut on angle next winter or do you guys thonk is better to do it now
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I would leave it to grow and then next year carve the stump exactly the way it needs to be.

Where are you finding these amazing stumps?


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Good stuff.... great movement and barking... what lovely bark. This is a really nice find and I am sure it will only be a couple of years before it is really showing its worth.
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Re: A NEW ASH

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Jarrod wrote: Where are you finding these amazing stumps?


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In the desert maybe :D Lol

Good Question tho?

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good find gab! now careful you dont fill ya backyard with ash. may be im the only one silly enough. :P :D
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Re: A NEW ASH

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If you wanna find thise sort of stumps you gotta look for it...lots of walking :D
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Gab... I'm happy to loan you my dog to accompany your walks......
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they're everywhere! shouldn't be a prob finding them. :D
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Re: A NEW ASH

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this is true... but not very easy to find some with this nice movement i guess :D
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Walking huh... That's a pretty open statement! Don worry I wasn't expecting an actual answer. Still loving the tree.
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Re: A NEW ASH

Post by Jester »

I'm not sure why you're waiting 'til next winter to cut the angle. The sooner you do it, the sooner you can establish your leader. BTW Beautiful curves. Damn I'm jealous!!!
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Re: A NEW ASH

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AHAHAH....no secrets Jarrord as Tony sad those trees are everyewhere i actually dug up this one on a side of the railway growing ona hill :D
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Re: A NEW ASH

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Dont be jelaous.... plenty out there of those....i wait first to see where is goona pop and not sure yet if i wanna carve it....
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Post by miyagiman »

hi gab, thats a great trunk & like you said, you have to do a lot of walking & looking. I walked 5 klm along the avoca river 3 weeks ago, lots of ashes but only found 2 worth digging & they're not as good as that. however, after digging good yamadori for about 15 years, I can tell you that you need to cut it now, otherwise, next year it will be all up there & you'll have to cut it down anyway & lose all the energy that went to the top. just my 2 bobs worth after digging this sort of stuff for so long. that is gonna be a killer tree, eat your heart out ant. cheers, miyagiman.
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Re: A NEW ASH

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hey gab, is this the tree where I said you might have you build a rope ladder to get to it.
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