My First Demo on Pines - Noelanders

jun wrote:

Robert Steven wrote:Thanks Jun... Maybe I will need you to come to help for the re-styling...

Sure! sure! but, maybe not in re styling But I will help you clean up your yard instead. just let me know... seriously.

regards,
jun

In fact, this was what I'd like to say...

Thanks Robert!

I'll see you soon again.

regards,
jun

Robert, my heart ache when I saw the flood. I hope your trees survive. Lots of hardworks but I am confident u will get thru this.

Regards,

CJ

Thanks CJ. I am sure they will be doing well and hope will not take too long to recover....
BTW, I heart about the fire somewhere in Aussie, any problem with you and our friends there ? Hope you are all safe...

Hi Robert,
it was nice to finaly meet you at noelanders before the show started! I would have liked to talk to you some more but I had to leave in a hurry! So may bey next time when we meet some were in Bonsai land!!!! Hope the water will go down soon, you guy's need some "Dutch" water engineers to prevent this in the future!!!
Stay safe,
Cheers,
Hans van Meer.

Hi Hans,

It was a great pleasure to meet you, hope to meet you again soemwhere...
Indeed the Dutch built a good drainage system for the old Batavia..but...

Robert, I am safe. The huge bush fires are in the Eastern States. We do have some smaller ones this year. However I am far away from the bush fire.

Regards.

CJ

Hi Robert.

Going back to the number 2 tree you styled. I am just curious, How would you pot this tree in its current position (tilted). The base of the tree seems to be diagonally straight, and thus, if planted as a cascade/semi in a regular pot there will be to diagonal straight bottom without movement.
I like the tree in itself but in a regular pot it would be a different story, I am trying imagine it in its regular position (upright) and a possible tree trunk windswept raft is also possible (maybe)....just curious.

regards,
jun

I was suggesting a hand-made natural shape pot following the movement. Something similar to this...

This one of my Mateusz Grobelny pots would fit well, even in size it's just right.

Very nice pot Walter.