Best Source for PRUNING, TRIMMING AND RAMIFICATION
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Best Source for PRUNING, TRIMMING AND RAMIFICATION
I your opinion what is the very best source (book, video, etc.) for clear and concise instructions for pruning, trimming and perfect ramification on deciduous trees? I am aware of pruning and trimming tecniques but would like to find the very best information for perfect ramification of branches.
Thanks in advance
Tom
Thanks in advance
Tom
Tom McCue- Member
Re: Best Source for PRUNING, TRIMMING AND RAMIFICATION
Various Peter Adams books do a very good job.
JimLewis- Member
Re: Best Source for PRUNING, TRIMMING AND RAMIFICATION
JimLewis wrote:Various Peter Adams books do a very good job.
Thanks Jim
I have read several different Books. The Best information I found so far is in The Art of Bonsai Design by Colin Lewis. The section on Elms has a pretty good description. I was just looking for more on the subject.
Tom McCue- Member
Re: Best Source for PRUNING, TRIMMING AND RAMIFICATION
Check out Adams' newest revision of his Japanese maple book.
JimLewis- Member
Re: Best Source for PRUNING, TRIMMING AND RAMIFICATION
JimLewis wrote:Check out Adams' newest revision of his Japanese maple book.
I will Jim thanks
Tom McCue- Member
Re: Best Source for PRUNING, TRIMMING AND RAMIFICATION
Tom, I think ramification is very much like everything else in this endeavor. It seems much more complicated than it is. In the end, it's about endless hours/months/years of tedious attention to detail. At least, that's what I've picked up thus far.
The Adams latest version of the Japanese Maple book is great. It has served me well.
Good luck,
Ed
The Adams latest version of the Japanese Maple book is great. It has served me well.
Good luck,
Ed
EdMerc- Member
Re: Best Source for PRUNING, TRIMMING AND RAMIFICATION
EdMerc wrote:Tom, I think ramification is very much like everything else in this endeavor. It seems much more complicated than it is. In the end, it's about endless hours/months/years of tedious attention to detail. At least, that's what I've picked up thus far.
The Adams latest version of the Japanese Maple book is great. It has served me well.
Good luck,
Ed
Thanks Ed. I welcome the thought of a long term process. I have only been into bonsai for 3 years now. I have discovered in this short time that having a BONSAI TREE is not the hobby, it's the progression of the tree. The success of keeping it alive and thriving and the slow process of improving the tree gradually. My whole approach and interest has changed since i began this wonderful journey into bonsai.
Tom McCue- Member
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