Yamadori yew for shohin

I want to introduce my new yew, that should become a shohin in the future.
Cant work on it for an other year though.
Where did I get it, from my friend Tony Tickle.



Well I would love to get some input and thoughts
Peter

That's a jewel Peter...how tall is it...?

I can visualize you, slapping one hand, then the other...to keep from diving in right now. Right?

Pat…mounted on my trusted stead, riding off wildly in all directions…

bonsaistud wrote:That's a jewel Peter...how tall is it...?

I can visualize you, slapping one hand, then the other...to keep from diving in right now. Right?

Pat…mounted on my trusted stead, riding off wildly in all directions…

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Yes I do
At the moment its 28cm

Peter

PETER (shouting)

Do not touch the Yew for 12 months... the tree has been happy since 2008 in the pot and you should do NOTHING until this time next year, when the tree is happy with your location both in your climate and your garden. Be patient and the tree will thrive, work too soon and you may well loose the tree.

Three years minimum before you start any work on any yamadori from the UK.

Mines better Tony :-)))

Tony wrote:PETER (shouting)

Do not touch the Yew for 12 months... the tree has been happy since 2008 in the pot and you should do NOTHING until this time next year, when the tree is happy with your location both in your climate and your garden. Be patient and the tree will thrive, work too soon and you may well loose the tree.

Three years minimum before you start any work on any yamadori from the UK.

I know Tony, why do you think I slap my hands
I always listen to the sensei

Peter

F. Waheedy wrote:Mines better Tony :-)))

Play nicely Faisel

Listen to Uncle Tony Peter, you know that Mr Yamadori knows best!!!!

Your little Yew really caught my eye from the first time I saw it at Tony's place but unfortunatly the Euro Fairy didn't leave me enough pennies to relieve Tony of one of Tony's fantastic Yews

bonsai monkey wrote:Listen to Uncle Tony Peter, you know that Mr Yamadori knows best!!!!

Your little Yew really caught my eye from the first time I saw it at Tony's place but unfortunatly the Euro Fairy didn't leave me enough pennies to relieve Tony of one of Tony's fantastic Yews

No fairys here either Simon.
I'm a lucky man "sometimes", just wanted to show the tree, I wont work on it for sure.
Wait isnt Tony looking a bit like a fairy in his avatar, so its a fairys work after all

Peter

Not sure about this lovely material going abroad! Have you got much left over from Noelanders Tony?

landerloos wrote:

bonsai monkey wrote:Listen to Uncle Tony Peter, you know that Mr Yamadori knows best!!!!

Your little Yew really caught my eye from the first time I saw it at Tony's place but unfortunatly the Euro Fairy didn't leave me enough pennies to relieve Tony of one of Tony's fantastic Yews

No fairys here either Simon.
I'm a lucky man "sometimes", just wanted to show the tree, I wont work on it for sure.
Wait isnt Tony looking a bit like a fairy in his avatar, so its a fairys work after all

Peter

Watch out for the cultural divide! "Fairy" when applied to a man in the US has a whole different meaning!!!!

Rob. Fairy has the same connotation over here as well but we won't go there....eh

I knew that, when i typed it.
But is not ment in that way

Peter

landerloos wrote:I knew that, when i typed it.
But is not ment in that way

Peter

Of course it was'nt Peter. we knew what you meant.

I would like to annonce that forthwith I will not be posting anymore today on IBC because I have been called a 'Fairy' by a Danish Goblin.

On that subject... do Fairies take their teeth out when they go to Goblin parties?

Goodbye cruel world

Tony

Tony wrote:I would like to annonce that forthwith I will not be posting anymore today on IBC because I have been called a 'Fairy' by a Danish Goblin.

On that subject... do Fairies take their teeth out when they go to Goblin parties?

Goodbye cruel world

Tony

Such a sensitive soul. Peters been very spriteful.

Oh god, what have I done.

Kind regards
the Belgian/Danish Goblin

Thats a nice one Peter. Look forward to see it put down in real Shohin size....

Regards
Morten

morten albek wrote:...to see it put down in real Shohin size....

So Morten you think more in this direction?
M


Was more a joke! I got also one of Tonys yews from the last Noleanders. Also not to bad I think

Hi Martin, so you got the tree that everyone wanted... I had three people return for the tree hoping it was not sold!

Its a great Shohin that's for sure

Tony

I'am sure about this Tony (or is it "that"...? Dammed, my bad school English. But to post here might be a good leason [leason...? one "s" or two? ])

And like I told you during the Noleanders, I can keep my hands off (for one year! )

Martin

landerloos wrote:I want to introduce my new yew, that should become a shohin in the future.
Cant work on it for an other year though.
Where did I get it, from my friend Tony Tickle.



Well I would love to get some input and thoughts
Peter

tony wrote:PETER (shouting)

Do not touch the Yew for 12 months... the tree has been happy since 2008 in the pot and you should do NOTHING until this time next year, when the tree is happy with your location both in your climate and your garden. Be patient and the tree will thrive, work too soon and you may well loose the tree.

Three years minimum before you start any work on any yamadori from the UK.

So, Peter... it's twelve months - to the day! Is the tree still alive and have you done any work on it yet?

Unfortunaly, the tree started goiing downhill, and died.
But Tony gave me a new one to play with.

Peter

That's a shame Peter. How's the new one comming along?