buxus composition....the dragon blowing buxus

a deadwood piece...a(ugly) buxus yamadori with an ugly nebari(i still don t now why i did collect this tree...)
let s time tell now...
i ve got a big branches selection to come in the future...but now i just want it to be strong
when it will be better...i ll think about a nice artist pot

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Hi Cram,
I am intrigued by your planting; pretty. I love the little "ghost" figurine too!
Best,
Todd

arf....intrigued...
well...actually...that s what i like in the composition...there is more imagination game
you can imagine a world around

the little figurine is a kodama representation from "princess mononoke by miyazaki
i like it too

Hello Cram.
I love it, keep it healthy, this has exceptional potential.
The big dead wood section on the upper right side could maybe a little lighter.
Love the work of Myazaki, we have the whole collection.
Sunip

Hi Cram.

I love this material. The dead wood would be fabulous in the future.
But, I am not sure if cascade would be the solution for the design. I think, in the current direction/design it is going, the movement of the deadwood is moving away from the movement of the new branches and foliage formation. Then there might be a possibility of having an overly dominant shari against the living part of the tree.


regards,
jun

It looks very dramatic. Is it on its own roots or a tanuki or a root over deadwood style?

Incrediable deadwood!

it is not a tanuki
i ve just use the deadwood as a rock
the buxus is planted on the top of the "rock"
there is no soil into the pot

Hello Cram
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a deadwood piece...a(ugly) buxus yamadori with an ugly nebari(i still don t now why i did collect this tree...)
So thats it, you planted a (ugly) buxus on a dramatic piece of deadwood.
Wonder were it goes.
Sunip

that s it...an uglu buxus on a dramatic deadwood
i wonder also a little bit where it goes...
time will tell