G/Day! Again,
Peter, I'll have to lodge a photo by the sound of things.
After tidying up the trunk, singling out the leader and lopping the unwanted growth there are a few possibilities for correct branches.
I'm surprised at the quick growth. I understand Tridents are vigorous but I had written the trunk off until spring.
It will make an ugly photo at this stage but I'll risk the criticism with you guys. when I list it Just tell it as it is!
Regards
Tmaster
Big Trident stump
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Gary Bee
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Re: Big Trident stump
Yamadori is purely Bonsai in spades
My Avatar is a female Apis Mellifera (honey bee) from before 2600BC
Up until now she has been responsible for pollinating 80% of mankind's fruit and vegetables
as well as 90% of mother earth's flowers. What if...............?
My Avatar is a female Apis Mellifera (honey bee) from before 2600BC
Up until now she has been responsible for pollinating 80% of mankind's fruit and vegetables
as well as 90% of mother earth's flowers. What if...............?
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Re: Big Trident stump
G/Day! again,
Being a newbee I have a dumb question.
How do I view the Photos? I have been looking for an icon or Jpg file or something with the text but can not find.
Can someone please point me in the right direction? I have searched the FAQ to no avail.
If you can assist then I will be forever grateful.
Being a newbee I have a dumb question.
How do I view the Photos? I have been looking for an icon or Jpg file or something with the text but can not find.
Can someone please point me in the right direction? I have searched the FAQ to no avail.
If you can assist then I will be forever grateful.
Yamadori is purely Bonsai in spades
My Avatar is a female Apis Mellifera (honey bee) from before 2600BC
Up until now she has been responsible for pollinating 80% of mankind's fruit and vegetables
as well as 90% of mother earth's flowers. What if...............?
My Avatar is a female Apis Mellifera (honey bee) from before 2600BC
Up until now she has been responsible for pollinating 80% of mankind's fruit and vegetables
as well as 90% of mother earth's flowers. What if...............?
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Re: Big Trident stump
don't feel so dumb...
i can't view some of the stuff on here, im wondering if it's a programming problem...
im running vista and xp, can't view on iether.
it's only on a couple of threads though, i think gocny will have to fix this one. too hard basket
i can't view some of the stuff on here, im wondering if it's a programming problem...
im running vista and xp, can't view on iether.
it's only on a couple of threads though, i think gocny will have to fix this one. too hard basket
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considered superior to nature.
considered superior to nature.
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Re: Big Trident stump
i will have to lock this topic, without picture this topic is nearly of no value. all the picture attachments in this topic have gone due to the responsibility of the starter of this topic.
therefore there is nothing to be fixed by ausbonsai.com here.
therefore there is nothing to be fixed by ausbonsai.com here.
