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Tony Bebb /Work Shop juniper
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Tony Bebb /Work Shop juniper
This is a Shimpaku i have posted before ,it was workshoped withTony Bebb at Northwest Bonsai a few years ago,its looking exactley like Tony said it would.
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Re: Tony Bebb /Work Shop juniper
Hi John , very nice Bonsai , i must have missed this previous post .
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Re: Tony Bebb /Work Shop juniper
That is QUITE A TREE! Congratulations. I find it really original, because of the small foliage pads. Usually Shimpakus have those big round 'clouds', sometimes they are even poodle clouds. I'll keep your/Tony's alternative styling in mind. 
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Re: Tony Bebb /Work Shop juniper
Love the root spread, very natural. Tony is a genius with pines and junipers.
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Re: Tony Bebb /Work Shop juniper
I like the styling, but it looks like it has thrown quite a bit of juvenile foliage. Have you worked out what the stressor is?
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Re: Tony Bebb /Work Shop juniper
In my experience the Shimpaku juvenile needle occurs when too heavy pruning has been done. To stop it, for the next growing season I will remove only the juvenile needle and the following season start to lightly trim and style again over the entire tree. Eventually the juvenile needle disappears totally.
