progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
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JimLewis
Neil Jaeger
Mitch Thomas
Sakaki
yamasuri
Budi Sulistyo
MerschelMarco
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progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
This Pine I have for quite a long time. I found it about 1998 as a young plant in a quarry.
The hole recent crown was developed from just one single bud.
The first Photo is from 2001 after setting the tree from the growing field into this container.
Two years later, the crown became much denser.
After another two years, the Pine was set into this handmade sandstone pot. The cascade branch looks a little bit strange.
March 2009 the cascade was restyled. The new pot looks much better I think.
The tree in the same year after plucking the needles.
A recent photograph. The cascade branch was removed to get a more compact design. By now the bark looks very mature.
Height 26 cm, width (with pot) 52 cm
Regards,
Marco
The hole recent crown was developed from just one single bud.
The first Photo is from 2001 after setting the tree from the growing field into this container.
Two years later, the crown became much denser.
After another two years, the Pine was set into this handmade sandstone pot. The cascade branch looks a little bit strange.
March 2009 the cascade was restyled. The new pot looks much better I think.
The tree in the same year after plucking the needles.
A recent photograph. The cascade branch was removed to get a more compact design. By now the bark looks very mature.
Height 26 cm, width (with pot) 52 cm
Regards,
Marco
MerschelMarco- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
Hi Marcel,
It looks that you have done a good job. Congratulations.
Budi
It looks that you have done a good job. Congratulations.
Budi
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
Looks great now. Very good refined work on whole branch structure. Nice champ!!
yamasuri- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
Thanks for posting your progression! I deffinately think rasing the lower branch to a semi cascade was a brilliant move that pushes the image much farther than a full cascade!
Mitch
Mitch
Mitch Thomas- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
Wonderful tree and progression. Just love it.
Neil
Neil
Neil Jaeger- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
Excellent tree. I, however, liked its first pot best. ~
JimLewis- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
JimLewis wrote:Excellent tree. I, however, liked its first pot best. ~
The plastic one Jim ?
I'm intrigued by the sandstone one, are you saying it is ceramic that resembles sandstone or actual stone.
Either way a very powerful shape, that I have put in my file of ideas for future pot projects, thanks
BigDave- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
Marco, nice pine! I wonder, what's the trick to growing a cascade in the ground? Plant the root ball above ground in a pot with no bottom? Thanks!
Fore- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
Sweat!!! Nice to see how your taste changes for the better over the years, thats Bonsai for me! Love that second pot big time!!!
Well don!
Cheers,
Hans van Meer.
Well don!
Cheers,
Hans van Meer.
Hans van Meer.- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
The plastic one Jim ?
Actually, I can't count, it seems. T'was the pot in the third picture. The gray one.
JimLewis- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
Just ribbin ya,
yeah I like that one too, that's a mans pot
yeah I like that one too, that's a mans pot
BigDave- Member
Re: progression of a P. sylvestris cascade
JimLewis wrote:The plastic one Jim ?
Actually, I can't count, it seems. T'was the pot in the third picture. The gray one.
brilliant - i'm still laughting at thinking you liked the plastic plant pot most - although the tree certainly has had a lot of pots !!
excelent progression, the foliage is starting to look really good
Marcus
marcus watts- Member
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