My new Sabina Juniper

What's the hight of the juniper anyways?

It's 35 cm or 14 inches high, Nik.

Hi Faisal;
Great tree,keep us posted,i know you'll do justice to the tree
Regards,
Alex

Many thanks Alex, my friend. I will definitely post detailed pictures once I've done work on the tree.

Cheers

F. Waheedy wrote:Many thanks Alex, my friend. I will definitely post detailed pictures once I've done work on the tree.

Cheers

Hi Faisal - congratulations - that's a tree I would like in my garden - and don't you listen to Will - he doesn't mean a word - right Will ?

Hats off to Faz, for his fantastic purchase. It's still going to take a long time to get my head around this though.

Thank you, Lone. I'm really happy with the purchase. I know Will doesn't mean a thing.
He's a great friend. And a true artist.

Regds,

F.

Hi, Faisal!
Keep us posted!

Ravi Kiran wrote: ... ... Do share first styling images once you're at it. ... ...
Ravi

ogie wrote:Hi Faisal;
... ... keep us posted... ...
Regards,
Alex

@ Will
.... is some kind of conspiracy going on here?

F. Waheedy wrote: ... .... I will take this to my good friend Will Baddeley this summer. I'm sure with his excellent
carving skills he will transform the tree.

This coming summer will be your TURN, Will!!!

Excellent Tree, Faisal!
A really humorist English gentleman Will is. Or maybe not?

F. Waheedy wrote: I will take this to my good friend Will Baddeley this summer. I'm sure with his excellent
carving skills he will transform the tree.

His tongue seems especially sharp just now - the latest item in his inventory of carving tools methinks! (smileys inserted to make it clear that all this stuff is erm... tongue in cheek as I suspect some readers are still wondering)

And back to the main item - great tree Faisal. You should have a lot of fun with this one.

F. Waheedy wrote:dy"] ... .... I will take this to my good friend Will Baddeley this summer. I'm sure with his excellent
carving skills he will transform the tree.

This coming summer will be your TURN, Will!!!

Excellent Tree, Faisal!
A really humorist English gentleman Will is. Or maybe not? [/quote]

My wife Bev might agree with the middle bit of your statement but thankyou. I'll take you up on your offer Faz but lets hope the Makita doesn't accidently slip and cut through the live vein eh

Hi Fiasal,
Good tree mate, with huge potential.
My advise, not that it's needed, is work on the deadwood, foliar feed and leave the roots until you are sure it is growing strongly.

Hi Will,
I feel for you.
Are you going to Noelanders in Jan?
Last year there were some very fine sabina for sale and no doubt there will be more this year. Go bag yourself a bargain before Faisal buys the lot.

Hello Jerry. You aren't posting your workshops anymore? Hopefully I will be at Noelanders in January. Just waiting to hear if my tree has been selected. I have never been before so fingers crossed. I think Faz is going too.

Hi Fiasal,
great find mate!!
I made a virt from this side. Because looking at your pictures, I believe that the live line does not show from the other side. But I could be wrong! I tilted the tree about 10 % to the left for some more balance and even wider root base!



Just a thought!
Cheers,
Hans van Meer.

You have a very nice juniper there to work with!! i am sure you will have plenty of help and suggestions...sounds like there is a few of your friends already wanting your tree!!!!! take care john

fiona wrote:

F. Waheedy wrote: I will take this to my good friend Will Baddeley this summer. I'm sure with his excellent
carving skills he will transform the tree.

His tongue seems especially sharp just now - the latest item in his inventory of carving tools methinks! (smileys inserted to make it clear that all this stuff is erm... tongue in cheek as I suspect some readers are still wondering)

And back to the main item - great tree Faisal. You should have a lot of fun with this one.

Thanks, Fiona. I'm really happy the I increased my bid by £5 only 5 seconds before the auction time expired. It sure is a wonderful tree.

Glad you made "tongue in cheek" clear :-))

Regds.

but lets hope the Makita doesn't accidently slip and cut through the live vein eh [/quote]

Will, don't worry. I'm sure it won't hurt as much:-)

Jeremy, my friend, It's been a while. Hope you're keeping well. Miss your workshop pictures.
I'm not working on the tree for at least another year. Hope to see you at Neolanders.

Keep well. Regds.

Hi Hans, So nice of you to spare some time and do such a wonderful virtual for my tree. Thank you ever so much. I just love it from this side.
It's true that from this side the beautiful live vein is more visible.

Hope to meet you at Neolanders.

Kind regards,

Faisal

F. Waheedy wrote:
Jeremy, my friend, It's been a while. Hope you're keeping well. Miss your workshop pictures.
I'm not working on the tree for at least another year. Hope to see you at Neolanders.

Keep well. Regds.

Sorry Faz, I thought you said you were going to Noelanders. Is Neolanders some kind of Matrix theme park?

i think i get whats going on now

hi faisal, its bob from dragon bonsai,just back on line ,i have just seen the post of your new sabiner,mate,what a great buy a wicked tree with so much potential its going to be a cracker,so i would say seek the help and advise of an expert someone who knows the species well someone who can help you devel,op this one into a real beauty, imagine what mario pavel and terry could have done with this at burrs, or you can just give it to me for xmas well done bob