Japanese Black Pine "Bush"
Posted: May 25th, 2013, 10:17 pm
I have this pine forever. I bought it quite young. A few years later I fell it down to create a bush. This tree has never been grounded.
These photos were taken just now, 25/May/2013.
View 1 - 1 -- The original trunk is on the right.
View 1 - 2 -- The original top is in front.
View 1 - 3 -- The original trunk is on the left.
View 1 - 4 -- The original trunk is in front.
"The Joint"
The two are nearly severed. There are only a little bit of live bark underneath. I should have realise that roots would never grow out of this area and left the bark alone!
The "trunks" are all between 10 mm and 15 mm. There five ( 5 ) proper trunks in total. Three ( 3 ) trunks at the back. Two ( 2) at the front -- this includes the original top.
There have been only clip and grow works on this tree. No major wirings yet. I am not going to develop this tree any bigger. The pot is heavy now. And human bodies, when passed 30, do not get any stronger with times go by!
These photos were taken just now, 25/May/2013.
View 1 - 1 -- The original trunk is on the right.
View 1 - 2 -- The original top is in front.
View 1 - 3 -- The original trunk is on the left.
View 1 - 4 -- The original trunk is in front.
"The Joint"
The two are nearly severed. There are only a little bit of live bark underneath. I should have realise that roots would never grow out of this area and left the bark alone!
The "trunks" are all between 10 mm and 15 mm. There five ( 5 ) proper trunks in total. Three ( 3 ) trunks at the back. Two ( 2) at the front -- this includes the original top.
There have been only clip and grow works on this tree. No major wirings yet. I am not going to develop this tree any bigger. The pot is heavy now. And human bodies, when passed 30, do not get any stronger with times go by!
