Hi All. i have been thinking about taking off the lower branch on this Shimpaku and refining it ,finally got to it.
Thanks johnm
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Re: Shimpaku Bunji
gday john 
much better, have you thought about trying to get a little more movement in the trunk or changing the planting angle? i feel it would add that element of drama
jamie
much better, have you thought about trying to get a little more movement in the trunk or changing the planting angle? i feel it would add that element of drama
jamie
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Re: Shimpaku Bunji
looks good, do you have any progression pics of this?
-jake
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