fraxinus yamadori
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fraxinus yamadori
hello
i show you the first half part of a big fraxinus
i had to cut it in two trees by the middle deadwood part
i ll show you the secon part later...a kind of teasing
so this yamadori has been taken tree years ago...
i just show you what is my first works on it...and tell me the mistakes a made
anyway the difficulty with this species is to control the strenght
you can get conicity inversions even on the most tiny branchlets
well...i know this tree is special ...and it cant be beautifull for everybody
but i like this stranges sides of nature
so tree years ago...just when it was taken in the back mountains of Nice
i show you the first half part of a big fraxinus
i had to cut it in two trees by the middle deadwood part
i ll show you the secon part later...a kind of teasing
so this yamadori has been taken tree years ago...
i just show you what is my first works on it...and tell me the mistakes a made
anyway the difficulty with this species is to control the strenght
you can get conicity inversions even on the most tiny branchlets
well...i know this tree is special ...and it cant be beautifull for everybody
but i like this stranges sides of nature
so tree years ago...just when it was taken in the back mountains of Nice
cram- Member
Re: fraxinus yamadori
this isone year later at the first styling...last winter
i called him "waimea"..like the hawaian wave
...i know it stupid
but the name will surely change when the dead wood will die...and the wave with it...
so ..stop joking...
the pot is a transition pot...just to build the roots
i called him "waimea"..like the hawaian wave
...i know it stupid
but the name will surely change when the dead wood will die...and the wave with it...
so ..stop joking...
the pot is a transition pot...just to build the roots
cram- Member
The wave
This tree is progressing nicely. With luck, you can preserve the deadwood and keep the wave going.
Nice work.
Nice work.
Mike Pollock- Member
Re: fraxinus yamadori
thank you to both of you!
i will show you again the tree this autumn
without leaves...to see the structure build during the spring and the summer
fraxinus is really powerfull...
amazing
i have to check the pictures
but i will try to show you soon on this post the big brother of this one..
i will show you again the tree this autumn
without leaves...to see the structure build during the spring and the summer
fraxinus is really powerfull...
amazing
i have to check the pictures
but i will try to show you soon on this post the big brother of this one..
cram- Member
Re: fraxinus yamadori
here it is
tree years ago
two years ago
one year ago
last winter ..repoting
this spring
this summer
tree years ago
two years ago
one year ago
last winter ..repoting
this spring
this summer
cram- Member
Re: fraxinus yamadori
Wow!!! Excelent material. Was it an old woodland tree? As ive said before, very under used as bonsai.
Guest- Guest
Re: fraxinus yamadori
yes i was really stunned when i saw it on place
i got it in a gully where the water goes stronlgy during the rains...
i ve got the luck to live in a mountains landscape..very rough...a place for natural bonsai
there are a lot...but...you have to put full energy in your yamadori....it is not so easy...
i cut the trunks of 7 or 8 meters one year before collecting...
now i have to work has this tree deserve...
it will surely be the hardest part of the story
i got it in a gully where the water goes stronlgy during the rains...
i ve got the luck to live in a mountains landscape..very rough...a place for natural bonsai
there are a lot...but...you have to put full energy in your yamadori....it is not so easy...
i cut the trunks of 7 or 8 meters one year before collecting...
now i have to work has this tree deserve...
it will surely be the hardest part of the story
cram- Member
Re: fraxinus yamadori
Certainly some of the best fraxinus I have seen. I have a few growing in my yard and always look forward to their blossoms in spring. They are creamy white racemes and very fragrant. Have yours bloomed? Would love to see that!
Velodog2- Member
Re: fraxinus yamadori
thank you very much...!
i see the bloom on the fraxinus in the mountains...the fragrance is evreywhere during the spring
but for the moment... this two trees didn t have any flower...maybe with time...?
i suppose the way we work the trees (during the building of a bonsai shape) is maybe restricting for blooming...
a little bit like with lagerstroemia...you have to let the branchs grow if you want any flower
i see the bloom on the fraxinus in the mountains...the fragrance is evreywhere during the spring
but for the moment... this two trees didn t have any flower...maybe with time...?
i suppose the way we work the trees (during the building of a bonsai shape) is maybe restricting for blooming...
a little bit like with lagerstroemia...you have to let the branchs grow if you want any flower
cram- Member
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