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I grew by seed collected from a tree in our yard.I wired ,trained and trimmed in August.I did have a little help to start the wire .Thanks sonic976My Trees
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These are my first trees
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Re: My Trees
Iike the one the left, but the other one needs more movement in the trunk.
It comes out of the ground in a bend which you should make use of getting some big movement in the trunk to match
Do you know what they trees are? Some sort of Juniper?
Ken
It comes out of the ground in a bend which you should make use of getting some big movement in the trunk to match
Do you know what they trees are? Some sort of Juniper?
Ken
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Re: My Trees
I love them ,I planted more seeds , to see if they sprout .Thanks sonic976Pat093 wrote:like em man, keep it up
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Re: My Trees
I think they are a Thuja Orientals -Chinese arbour-vitae . Thank sonic976BirchMan wrote:Yeah good shape mate, these are juniper right?
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Re: My Trees
kcpoole wrote:Iike the one the left, but the other one needs more movement in the trunk.
It comes out of the ground in a bend which you should make use of getting some big movement in the trunk to match
Do you know what they trees are? Some sort of Juniper?
Ken
I will put wire on the tree when I come back on friday .
the foliage is fern-like and it has multi trunks with spiney seed pods on the ends .The King Parrots eat the seeds , We have green and yellow trees . Thanks sonic976
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Re: My Trees
looking good, what style are you going for in a few years or are you going to work it out when you get there
If you cant keep up, dont step up.
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Re: My Trees
hi mate 
they look like like thuja to me aswell, can be hard to work with but you seem to be getting some reasonable shape on them, interesting to see how they are in 5 years.
jamie

they look like like thuja to me aswell, can be hard to work with but you seem to be getting some reasonable shape on them, interesting to see how they are in 5 years.
jamie

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Re: My Trees
Hi Jamie
these grow with multi trunk in the garden so they may be hard to train . thanks sonic976 


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Re: My Trees
Hi Sonic.
You've got a good start on informal upright with the one on the left. Perhaps you could consider wiring the trunk on the other one in a similar way by putting some slight bends in it.
Thuja is an unusual tree to grow, but hey, you never what it will develop like until you try it.
Go for it Sonic, let's see what you can do with it over the next year or two.
You've got a good start on informal upright with the one on the left. Perhaps you could consider wiring the trunk on the other one in a similar way by putting some slight bends in it.
Thuja is an unusual tree to grow, but hey, you never what it will develop like until you try it.
Go for it Sonic, let's see what you can do with it over the next year or two.
Regards
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Re: My Trees
Hi Tman i have already put some bends in it now its looking sad .I gave Alpineart a hand repotting some plants for a day to weeks ago and he said I can choose 10 plants for helping him .His got so many and hard to choose .I have picked 2 Abulitons, pines , maples and elms and apples.Thanks sonic976
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Hi Sonic976 , i appreciated your help repotting .Now you have some trainers to work with i suggest you do some research on Ausbonsai and gather as much info as you can on these plants before you do anything .Then maybe post them individually and ask for some direction , plenty of good help here . No good learning all my bad habits .Cheers Alpineart
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Re: My Trees
Hi
For your orginal post can you post some new pictures of the trunk so we can see what your doing
For your orginal post can you post some new pictures of the trunk so we can see what your doing
If you cant keep up, dont step up.