Just spotted this tree on in Jonas Dupuich's Bonsai Tonight's online album and had to share.
This is from the sales area at the 2011 ASPAC convention in Japan
http://dupuich.smugmug.com/Japan2011/Bo ... g&lb=1&s=O
If you haven't already done so, check out Jonas' excellent blog at: http://bonsaitonight.com/
Cheers,
Mojo
Japanese Shohin/Chuhin Trident
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Hi Mojo,
Thanks for the blog site. Some wonderful trees and information.
Regards Ray
Thanks for the blog site. Some wonderful trees and information.
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Re: Japanese Shohin/Chuhin Trident
A very, very nice little trident. Something to aim for. One thing i did notice was the ramification of the tree was certainly there but ,..untidy. There were some that were a little un- uniform. Maybe this is what happens when secondary's and tertiary's start to get that dense. I know from my little experience that when you are pruning a ramified tree you start to lose your bearings on where you were. Not being picky..just observing.
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Re: Japanese Shohin/Chuhin Trident
bodhidharma wrote:A very, very nice little trident. Something to aim for. One thing i did notice was the ramification of the tree was certainly there but ,..untidy. There were some that were a little un- uniform. Maybe this is what happens when secondary's and tertiary's start to get that dense. I know from my little experience that when you are pruning a ramified tree you start to lose your bearings on where you were. Not being picky..just observing.
As it is in the sales area at ASPAC, I think the "untidiness" one can see is due to full trees selling far better than a barer tree. IMO
