Juniperus scopulorum - Rocky Mountain Juniper First Styling
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Re: Juniperus scopulorum - Rocky Mountain Juniper First Styling
Mike this has some interesting possibilities. As we consider our response, perhaps you could tell us what style(s) you see and your preference.
DougB- Member
Re: Juniperus scopulorum - Rocky Mountain Juniper First Styling
I would definitely remove (or at least shorten) it.
Working from a 2-D image, pic 3 is your front.
Working from a 2-D image, pic 3 is your front.
JimLewis- Member
Re: Juniperus scopulorum - Rocky Mountain Juniper First Styling
Hi Doug and Jim,
Thank you for your responses. I don't have a particular style in mind. This tree for some reason started growing straight up and then a side branch took over as the main trunk. The new branch/trunk grew in the shape of a curve over the old trunk. A second branch did the same thing to the new trunk. The original trunk continued to grow but was really skinny compared to the other 2 larger trunks now. So I decided to try to use this movement in the design.
There is a cottonwood tree growing along a creek near my house that lost its main trunk and a branch has grown out from the side and over the old trunk. The tree is massive and one of my favorites. I cannot seem to post a photo now of the cottonwood tree for some reason.
I jinned the long branch just in case I needed it. Right now I am leaning on shortening it as Jim suggested.
I am not this tree has a style other then natural.
Mike
Thank you for your responses. I don't have a particular style in mind. This tree for some reason started growing straight up and then a side branch took over as the main trunk. The new branch/trunk grew in the shape of a curve over the old trunk. A second branch did the same thing to the new trunk. The original trunk continued to grow but was really skinny compared to the other 2 larger trunks now. So I decided to try to use this movement in the design.
There is a cottonwood tree growing along a creek near my house that lost its main trunk and a branch has grown out from the side and over the old trunk. The tree is massive and one of my favorites. I cannot seem to post a photo now of the cottonwood tree for some reason.
I jinned the long branch just in case I needed it. Right now I am leaning on shortening it as Jim suggested.
I am not this tree has a style other then natural.
Mike
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