Melaleuca Rhaphiophylla
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Melaleuca Rhaphiophylla
This is a photo of my Melaleuca that I purchased from an Australian native bonsai legend in November 2011. It was transported from Perth Western Australia to me, south of Sydney N.S.W. It spent 6 days in a box with no light or water (thank god for sphagnum moss). It has spent the last 4 months acclimatising and is now ready for some work. I gave it a hard prune the other day but don't have any pictures yet to share.
Just wanted to show you some of our great Aussie styled trees.
Regards
Steve W
Just wanted to show you some of our great Aussie styled trees.
Regards
Steve W
Steve W.- Member
Re: Melaleuca Rhaphiophylla
Hello Steve,
That tree shows some impressive taper, movement and aged bark.
Must be fun to work with this.
Sunip
That tree shows some impressive taper, movement and aged bark.
Must be fun to work with this.
Sunip
sunip- Member
Re: Melaleuca Rhaphiophylla
Hello Sunip,
Being a paperbark the bark is ever changing. Smalll pieces come away quite regularly. I cannot take the credit for the taper as the tree was developed by the original owner (collected from a swamp in 2004). I have only just begun to work it, so time will tell.
Regards
Steve W
Being a paperbark the bark is ever changing. Smalll pieces come away quite regularly. I cannot take the credit for the taper as the tree was developed by the original owner (collected from a swamp in 2004). I have only just begun to work it, so time will tell.
Regards
Steve W
Steve W.- Member
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