flat rock containers
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Re: flat rock containers
I am always accused of potting to shallow, but that last one is GREAT !!!.
Peter E.- Member
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All four are great compositions; I especially like the first one. What captures me most is that I don't even notice the pot.
Thank you for the pictures.
Thank you for the pictures.
Orion- Member
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Here is another one of these containers by avicenna. The tree is a cembra pine, Pinus cembra which was collected in the Alps in 2002. The crown will have to be tidied a bit again. But the aim is to make this whole creation look quite realistic like a little mountain scene. The tree will have to look like I found it exactly as is on the mountain. If you think that this is easy then try it and show the result.
Walter Pall- Member
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I think it works very well. The composition can be exceptionally realistic, more so than using a crescent shaped pot. What are your visions for the final arrangement?
Orion- Member
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Vision? Well as is, only the crown tidied up a bit. You have to know the species. With cembra pine you can wish whatever you want, they will do whatever they like and never have a tidy bonsai crown.
Walter Pall- Member
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