Help styling new maple
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Re: Help styling new maple
I would probably keep the low branch and airlayer the top 1/2 of the tree in the late spring. The trunk is fairly thin with straight sections, but I think a nice informal upright could be made from the lower 1/3 to 1/2. There are lots of branches in the top which is why I would airlayer as opposed to just cutting it off. The images you posted are a little small to really see the details of the tree so it will be difficult to give much more than general feedback.
Marty Weiser- Member
Re: Help styling new maple
Hi Marty,
Thanks for the reply, interesting idea on the air layer i've never actually done one. as it was my first post if you click on the thumbnail is it still a small pic? if it helps i can grab some better close ups? thanks so much =o)
Thanks for the reply, interesting idea on the air layer i've never actually done one. as it was my first post if you click on the thumbnail is it still a small pic? if it helps i can grab some better close ups? thanks so much =o)
badabing888- Member
Re: Help styling new maple
Definitely better when I click on them now - perhaps I did not do the right type of click last time. http://evergreengardenworks.com/ generally has some good stuff on airlayers and similar things if you decide to go that way.
Marty Weiser- Member
Re: Help styling new maple
Hi Marty,
Thanks for the reply!
What would be your opinion if not air layering ?
Regards
Daniel
Thanks for the reply!
What would be your opinion if not air layering ?
Regards
Daniel
badabing888- Member
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