more grasiow yamadori . virtuals please

[img][/img][img][/img][img][/img][img][/img][img][/img][img][/img][img][/img][img][/img] some new yamadori grasiow i got last month<except the one in the tan pot > i find these trees so exciting i wanted to share them with everybody to see what you think about them , they are a very strong tree and grow so fast they can be styled in 1/2 years, most of these trees did not have any shoots at all a month ago . i think the dead wood is amazing . i feel that grasiow<still trying to find scientific name>will be the next major tree to come out of south east asia for bonsai after pemphis and premna . regards john

Some amazing material John. What sort of environment do they grow to cause such movement and deadwood?

really nice wild material. looks like they like a damp/humid conditions. leaves look like tamarind

Some potential there, John, and some lovely deadwood.





btw the title of your post suggests you are asking people to do virtuals. If so, it is helpful to take the pics against a plain background.

John,

I can draw you a few virtuals, but I need to see some examples of the mature tree.
Khaimraj

Nice materials jhon.
il do some sketches later. i like the first tree best. very nice deadwood and trunk movement.
looks like a big yard you got there! very promising for bonsai nursery.

regards,
jun

hi , will they grow in lowland areas near water, so its very hot and humid,i think thats why they get so much deadwood because the tree rots but because its so vigorous it just grows around it , also they tend to grow in clumps ,multi trunked then they fuse together giving the appearance of one tree .actually 3 of these trees were bought as 1 tree then i cut the base to give me 3 trees. the foliage goes very small with leaf cutting ,down to about 1cm,they look like yews when they get small but softer and paler in colour. i havenot seen one completely finished yet cos they are so new for bonsai nobody,s got one thats refined but i,ll keep you posted with their development. jun yes i,v got about a 1 acre garden and 2 more acres nearby . i,ll try to post some better pictures for the virtuals with a plain background. regards john

Nice materials John!,

That huge john? wow!
thats a good place to build a tropical villa house with an asian design garden surrounded few hundred tropical bonsai...i do design abroad.

regards,
jun

Beautiful material. Incredible deadwood. Drooling...!

Hello John,

I am happy to draw you some projected/possible shapes, but if I can't see a mature tree in the wild , all I would be giving you is the standard 1,2,3 branch placement for VOLUME and probably the most unnatural shape [ more like a shimpaku juniper wannabe/envy ] possble.


You have made so much effort already,how about just a little more.

Question - are also saying the dead wood will eventually rot away ????

We have a similar pinnate leaf tree/shrub that chases water, and it might make a good bonsai, but the wood rots very easily.

Happy to help.
Khaimraj






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"hi , will they grow in lowland areas near water, so its very hot and humid,i think thats why they get so much deadwood because the tree rots but because its so vigorous it just grows around it , also they tend to grow in clumps ,multi trunked then they fuse together giving the appearance of one tree .actually 3 of these trees were bought as 1 tree then i cut the base to give me 3 trees. the foliage goes very small with leaf cutting ,down to about 1cm,they look like yews when they get small but softer and paler in colour. i havenot seen one completely finished yet cos they are so new for bonsai nobody,s got one thats refined but i,ll keep you posted with their development."

Hello again John, I'm try to make it for you. it clude not be the real form of this kind of tree as I have not see it grow on north Thailand bofore... only one of my idea.

hi , everybody, khaimraj no the deadwood does not rot when its in a pot. thanks pongsatron i really like that design can you do some more of the other trees , thanks, jun thats the style of house i have already i.ll send you an email . regards john