Uchida tree
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Uchida tree
This tree was wired for me by Uchida Yusuke, when he stayed with us last September for a week. I checked the wire and did some weeding, took of the guy wires, the other wire look like they can stay till September, some might have to come off before then but we shall see.
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Juniperus shimpaku
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Juniperus shimpaku
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Re: Uchida tree
This is a serious tree! Personally I think the heaviness of the lowest 2 or maybe 3 branches is detracting from the gentle movement in the trunk line. I'm sure there are different points of veiw...
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Re: Uchida tree
Mate, any chance of a before shot?
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Re: Uchida tree
Hi Pup,
Thanks for sharing this tree, it looks like a European take on the Japanese styled tree. Very more-ish.
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Brad75.
Thanks for sharing this tree, it looks like a European take on the Japanese styled tree. Very more-ish.




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Brad75.
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Re: Uchida tree
I have one picture of it in May 2013 the dimensions are 46cm high 50cm wide and the base is 5cm.
This was my efforts at wiring in May of 2013.
I will look for more, but with new laptop and camera who knows.
Cheers Pup
This was my efforts at wiring in May of 2013.
I will look for more, but with new laptop and camera who knows.
Cheers Pup
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Re: Uchida tree
Mount Nasura wrote:What's the history behind this one have you always owned this tree?
Yes it was grown from nursery stock, from 1996.
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