beech in a stonemonkey pot
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Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
Howzit Eric,
Really cool tree. Please post it again when it leafs-out.
Aloha,
-Tim
Really cool tree. Please post it again when it leafs-out.
Aloha,
-Tim
Hawaiian77- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
Eric,
The tree and pot are individually excellent and as composition even better. This tree just needs some more ramification to complete the "naturalistic" style. A neutral background (screen) would be useful to eliminate the distracting background. Great work.
The tree and pot are individually excellent and as composition even better. This tree just needs some more ramification to complete the "naturalistic" style. A neutral background (screen) would be useful to eliminate the distracting background. Great work.
Luis Fontanills- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
Great tree and pot. They really are nice. Whats the history of the tree.
Smithy- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
thanks guy,s.
about the tree:the tree is from a nursery were it was dismissed for sale.
it was already bin rotten,that,s why he's hollow.
i removed the rotten place's and gave it a drastic cut back.
now i have to make ramification to make it a nice bonsai.
so long
about the tree:the tree is from a nursery were it was dismissed for sale.
it was already bin rotten,that,s why he's hollow.
i removed the rotten place's and gave it a drastic cut back.
now i have to make ramification to make it a nice bonsai.
so long
eric sanders- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
Beech is a very character. Excellent is that for her, does not say, "... ah another beech ..." , and start to look more, the beech remains in memory as different and it's awesome.
Bravo!
Bravo!
Mario Stefano- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
Hi Eric my friend.
Love the tree and pot together, they look so good and I am glad the tree fitted the pot and visa versa. I am really pleased with the result
All the best
Andy
Love the tree and pot together, they look so good and I am glad the tree fitted the pot and visa versa. I am really pleased with the result
All the best
Andy
Stone Monkey- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
Stone Monkey wrote:
Love the tree and pot together, they look so good and I am glad the tree fitted the pot and visa versa.
Andy
Fagus fascinated me, so I have not commented on the pot, but pot contributions under composition. Excellent pot my friend!
Mario Stefano- Member
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First business people, then common folk, then children, and now.. NOW the TREES have cell phone plans. Bet the darn thing has better coverage then I do.
Very cool tree. I want to see it leafed out! Looks like it will be swell. How much ramification have you gotten, in how long a time?
Very cool tree. I want to see it leafed out! Looks like it will be swell. How much ramification have you gotten, in how long a time?
Joe Hatfield- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
70% of the buds that are now on the tree is a result of 2 years pruning.
eric sanders- Member
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Really nice Eric ( and Andy) !
Man those beeches are sure slow to ramify huh?
I have a collected beech from quite a few years back, SLOWLY ramifying. It looked good a few years back and then rabbits snacked on all my ramification over one winter with lots of snow. So, we started again!
With beeches the key to pinching new leaves is to just stand out in the yard for a few days and just pinch each one as they unfurl!
Dale
Man those beeches are sure slow to ramify huh?
I have a collected beech from quite a few years back, SLOWLY ramifying. It looked good a few years back and then rabbits snacked on all my ramification over one winter with lots of snow. So, we started again!
With beeches the key to pinching new leaves is to just stand out in the yard for a few days and just pinch each one as they unfurl!
Dale
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Dale Cochoy- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
Beautiful tree Eric…I particularly like the impressive taper. With regards to the ramification, have you read the excellent article on Beech ramification on Bonsai 4 me.com?
Fuzzy- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
@ dale thanks for your kind words,and yes the ramify very slowly.
but i have lot,s off time. i will keep you ibc,ers posted.
@ fuzzy, i will look for it,thanks
but i have lot,s off time. i will keep you ibc,ers posted.
@ fuzzy, i will look for it,thanks
eric sanders- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
Hi Eric,
very nice tree and bowl fit together excellently.
A beautiful harmony.
Best regards
Peter
very nice tree and bowl fit together excellently.
A beautiful harmony.
Best regards
Peter
peter krebs- Member
Re: beech in a stonemonkey pot
eric sanders wrote:
now i have to work on ramification and the size off the leaves.
The ramification will be easy given time. The leaf size may be difficult. I have large Beech with leaves 20mm but my "shohin" will not reduce it's leaf size.
I have been working with this tree 12 years.
Sorry, forgot to say, Great tree.
Peter E.- Member
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