Yamadori Hawthorn
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Hawaiian77
Fuzzy
alex e
Peter E.
geoff
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Re: Yamadori Hawthorn
I don't seem to get a complete image on my screen, are other folks having the same problem?
geoff- Member
Re: Yamadori Hawthorn
geoff wrote:I don't seem to get a complete image on my screen, are other folks having the same problem?
Nope, fine here. Pretty tree geoff.
Peter E.- Member
Hawthorn
Super Job Geoff
Did you use any technique to aid/assist flowering? I have a tree which I started in 1987 and despite my best efforts it has not flowered yet despite feeding with high potash every year and regular 'nob end' removal.
Keep up the good work
Barrie
Did you use any technique to aid/assist flowering? I have a tree which I started in 1987 and despite my best efforts it has not flowered yet despite feeding with high potash every year and regular 'nob end' removal.
Keep up the good work
Barrie
toggsie- Member
Re: Yamadori Hawthorn
Hi Fuzzy, I haven't show this tree before so I don't think you would have seen it.
Barrie,
I followed a technique I read in an old Bonsai Today mag and also given on the Kaizen website under Graham Potter's articles, which is basically let the first new growth go till about summer and then only cut back half to three quarter's. Don't prune any more till late winter to maintain profile. It gives detailed advice on the website. Hopes this helps and you get covered in flowers in the next year or two.
Geoff
Barrie,
I followed a technique I read in an old Bonsai Today mag and also given on the Kaizen website under Graham Potter's articles, which is basically let the first new growth go till about summer and then only cut back half to three quarter's. Don't prune any more till late winter to maintain profile. It gives detailed advice on the website. Hopes this helps and you get covered in flowers in the next year or two.
Geoff
geoff- Member
Re: Yamadori Hawthorn
[quote="geoff"]Hi Fuzzy, I haven't show this tree before so I don't think you would have seen it.
Hi Geoff.
You’re right. The tree I’m thinking of is similar in design and is on The artistic bonsai circle website.
Thanks for the reply.
Hi Geoff.
You’re right. The tree I’m thinking of is similar in design and is on The artistic bonsai circle website.
Thanks for the reply.
Fuzzy- Member
Hawthorn
Thanks for the advise Geoff will read with interest
Best wishes - keep up the good work
Barrie
Best wishes - keep up the good work
Barrie
toggsie- Member
Re: Yamadori Hawthorn
Make your browser window wider. If it's too narrow, the right sidebar with poster's avatar and location will cover the right sides of large photos, and there's no scroll bar under the photo. Photos can be up to 800 pixels wide, and the margins and right sidebar take about 260 pixels, so your browser window has to be at least 1060 pixels wide to show everything.geoff wrote:I don't seem to get a complete image on my screen, are other folks having the same problem?
Cliff- Member
Re: Yamadori Hawthorn
Hi Geoff
That is a beautiful Hawthorn. My own is prolifically flowering this year, not in your league though. That is a real cracking tree.
Mike
That is a beautiful Hawthorn. My own is prolifically flowering this year, not in your league though. That is a real cracking tree.
Mike
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