San jose juniper

I bought this one after a heavy night on the ale about 4yrs ago,i think i made a okish decision even allowing for my poor state!
This is after the first styling

Me and sir terry foster re arranged it slightly

earlier this year

3 dimensions!

Ok for a inexpensive tree

last summer,cheers to Kev for getting this rolling again,life wasnt the same without the ibc,there can only be one!

Nice work Lee nothing to do with how much the tree cost,
it,s all about what the artist does with the material, how many
times have material costing an arm and leg been butchered in
the wrong hands couple more years on the pads and you
got a little cracker there ,nice one!!!!

regards Alex e

Very good work. I think that a pot it is necessary more.

Thanks Lee. I only did it cos I was missing it so much!

This has become a lovely San Jose with your styling, but I too think the pot appears too small. It's right for a Literati tree but I think the trunk on this one is too thick to fit that style.

It's a very nice tree, but I agree that the pot is unsuitable. The tree is not a literati, but an informal upright, and as such does not belong in a round pot. I would pick a rectangular one, possibly with soft corners.

Also, the slab on which it is displayed is too small for my taste.

Cheers everyone,i may change the pot to a piece of pre cambrian rock in the future,the pot isnt perfect,just never found anything i liked better

Hey there..Like the tree Lee..What is the Mame??

Lee Kennedy wrote:Cheers everyone,i may change the pot to a piece of pre cambrian rock in the future,the pot isnt perfect,just never found anything i liked better

pre cambrian rock...? I haven't even gone to collect the rock yet how do you know I will get a perfect piece for you

the mame with the San Jose is a beautiful little fuchsia

Hi tony,how do you know i havent got a secret collecting place! :afro:
All will be revealed!
the shohin fushia belongs to andy hardman,fellow club and ibc member,he has a few good ones