Tre little trees made from seed and seedling

Many thanks Tranbac and Kirk

The apples need a lot of Water, I have made sure they never went dry, but have used a good drain, to make sure they was not weath.
I can come back with some photos later ( spring has not sprung yet) of the a couple of the trees, with a little story of how I have improved them, and used what they wanted to do if let alone.

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:... ...I can come back with some photos later ( spring has not sprung yet) of the a couple of the trees, with a little story of how I have improved them, and used what they wanted to do if let alone... ...

Yes! Will you please, Yvonne!

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Many thanks Tranbac and Kirk

The apples need a lot of Water, I have made sure they never went dry, but have used a good drain, to make sure they was not weath.
I can come back with some photos later ( spring has not sprung yet) of the a couple of the trees, with a little story of how I have improved them, and used what they wanted to do if let alone.

Kind regards Yvonne

We are waiting for that.
If you've already created a specific topic just place it here.
Thanks.

I have repottet the small Acer campestre in a slightly bigger pot, in the hope it will grow more and faster, and sooner make the new scar look older


The apple I was tired of "forcing" to grow the desiret way....wanting to use what the tree wanted insteadt

This photo of the tree made from seed, is from 1996....It kept shooting from the base, witch became stronger and stronger, and  took the streinght from the top, witch I really had not got right anyway, back then.

 
In 2005 had I given in, and cut it back...wanted to use what the tree had to offer.


In 2012 was the tree like this...


Today 2014 does it look like this...as the tiny tree natural have small leaves, and not really make fat branches, am I this year going to feed it a lot, to see what happens.

Kind regards Yvonne

I have just shown this tree in the topic with sacrificebranches.....but on page 1 in this topic, can you see the very first photo of the tree.... 2 years progression....in the future will i show it here   


Kind regards Yvonne

Hi Yvonne,

Your trees keep me inspiring.

Thanks Rui

The malus sylvestris from page 1, had in my opinion too fat branches, and I decided to go in a difrent direction with the tree this year....Cut the tree hard back during the Winter, and fed it like I was paid to do it, in early spring, it has resulted in many thin branches


The tree is standing 13 cm tall.
look forward to take a closer look at in the Winter, to see what to do NeXT.

Kind regards Yvonne

I have this little Acer plataniodes ( red )....normaly do they have LARGE leafes



It is a seedling from1999, and has been in a shohinpot always....the nebari has ben made by growing up, and cut dawn, and larger pots in the fall.
This winter had I pottet the tree in a big pot, as I wanted a bigger tree...it is standing 17 cm tall now.
Appears the leafes can be kept small in a big pot, would have thought they would grow big this year, like they have ben inbetween during the years of training.

Kind regards Yvonne

You rock !!!!!

wonderful trees