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Mitch Thomas
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Damienindesert
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Damienindesert wrote:Too cute. I love it.
Thanks! I just finished creating my smallest detailed deadwood work so far.
I'll post the before and after and some close ups of the tree later later. I hope it is convincing enough.
regards,
jun
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Lovely little thumbellina, Jun!
What is this species?
Will you please refer to its history up to now?
What is this species?
Will you please refer to its history up to now?
my nellie- Member
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Thanks guys.
...Just being naughty again. hehehe. this is my kid's over sized "mentos" can.
anyway here is the before and after some wood works. and changed of viewing angle/ front
before.
original front: no taper and movement
back: much much uglier!
during woodwork/carving
After...
I'll be working on this angle as the new front.
...I was planning to put this tree before on a rock as a penjing but after working on it, I found it too interesting to be used in a landscape design.
regards,
jun
...Just being naughty again. hehehe. this is my kid's over sized "mentos" can.
anyway here is the before and after some wood works. and changed of viewing angle/ front
before.
original front: no taper and movement
back: much much uglier!
during woodwork/carving
After...
I'll be working on this angle as the new front.
...I was planning to put this tree before on a rock as a penjing but after working on it, I found it too interesting to be used in a landscape design.
regards,
jun
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Bob Bailey wrote:Very very nice,shallower pot maybe?
Yes Bob. thanks! Probably after I got the right size of the major branches.
regards,
jun
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Alexandra, Derick and Toto,
thanks guys! It's a Vitex sp. locally called Mulawin.
regards,
jun
thanks guys! It's a Vitex sp. locally called Mulawin.
regards,
jun
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jun wrote: I hope it is convincing enough.
regards,
jun
It's stunning Jun. I am partial to wee trees, but that one's absolutely stunning. Congrats. I am on my way out to drink beer in honour of your magnificant tree, whom I think should be named Horry
Damienindesert- Member
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Damienindesert wrote:jun wrote: I hope it is convincing enough.
regards,
jun
It's stunning Jun. I am partial to wee trees, but that one's absolutely stunning. Congrats. I am on my way out to drink beer in honour of your magnificant tree, whom I think should be named Horry
Thanks! "Horry" indeed then... Luckily it's not "Horny"
...I wish you are just around the corner...because I also need a cold beer.
regards,
jun
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Hi Jun
What a fantastic tree, you totaly had me on the force perspective. What a jokester that beer sound good to me also.
Mitch
YBF
What a fantastic tree, you totaly had me on the force perspective. What a jokester that beer sound good to me also.
Mitch
YBF
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jun wrote:
Thanks! "Horry" indeed then... Luckily it's not "Horny"
...I wish you are just around the corner...because I also need a cold beer.
regards,
jun
Hey Jun. I'm planning a Philippines trip for later this year or early 2012. Maybe we can have that beer after all. Whereabouts are you?
Damienindesert- Member
small bonsai
JUN ,, i like this one a lot!! i am glad that you changed the front a little...i wonder what the common name for it is here in the states??? good job again take care john
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Damienindesert wrote:jun wrote:
Thanks! "Horry" indeed then... Luckily it's not "Horny"
...I wish you are just around the corner...because I also need a cold beer.
regards,
jun
Hey Jun. I'm planning a Philippines trip for later this year or early 2012. Maybe we can have that beer after all. Whereabouts are you?
Anytime man! All the beers are on me. I'm based here in the capital of metro Manila. I can show around too with some bonsai side trips.
...If you want to have a good bonsai trip 2012 would be prfect, IBFF will be here next year.
regards,
jun
Mitch,
Thanks!
You can go with Damien ...next year for the beer and bring your friend Russell with you.
regards,
jun
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John,
Thanks!
regards,
jun
Rob,
thanks!, No I did not, it is the hand holding it that is small.hehehe.
regards,
jun
Thanks!
regards,
jun
Rob,
thanks!, No I did not, it is the hand holding it that is small.hehehe.
regards,
jun
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Small Bonsai
Mulawin is Vitex parviflora. It is also a science fiction story.
There are several Vitex species used for bonsai. They belong to the Verbena family & are related to Lantana. I did not have any success with either genus in the North.
Iris
There are several Vitex species used for bonsai. They belong to the Verbena family & are related to Lantana. I did not have any success with either genus in the North.
Iris
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Yes, always!jun wrote:... ...Just being naughty again. hehehe. this is my kid's over sized "mentos" can.
my nellie- Member
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my nellie wrote:Yes, always!jun wrote:... ...Just being naughty again. hehehe. this is my kid's over sized "mentos" can.
...most of the time. not always (I hope) hehehe.
regards,
jun
Arno,
regards,
jun
Iris,
thanks a lot for the added info.
regards,
jun
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Jun
For me it would be the trip of a life time to visit you. I'll have to put that on my bucket list. My Father was a merchant seaman and always said it was his favorite destanation.
This is a very nice tree and you have done a great job with it. Planting it on a slab makes it a eye catching piece. The only thing I think that would improve the composistion would be to have the slab at least 25% wider with the tree planted more to the left, leaving a nice negitive space to right that would compliment the movement of the foliage. IMHO
Mitch YBF
For me it would be the trip of a life time to visit you. I'll have to put that on my bucket list. My Father was a merchant seaman and always said it was his favorite destanation.
This is a very nice tree and you have done a great job with it. Planting it on a slab makes it a eye catching piece. The only thing I think that would improve the composistion would be to have the slab at least 25% wider with the tree planted more to the left, leaving a nice negitive space to right that would compliment the movement of the foliage. IMHO
Mitch YBF
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