little privet (ligustrum vulgare)
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little privet (ligustrum vulgare)
A small project on a collected tree....i have just wired it to moyogi style (there are some points to correct on the future)....I wait for starting back budding on it,(i just wait for more thickness)
Nice deadwood on tachiagari.
in 2007:
the dead wood on the other side :
Nice deadwood on tachiagari.
in 2007:
the dead wood on the other side :
pascal37- Member
Little privet (Ligustrum vulgare)
Hy Pascal.
I see the story of a tree who resurrected himself three times.
A lot of history told in such a miniature world.
What a challenge to accentuate this character of its own.
It will be a gem i am certain.
regards, Sunip
I see the story of a tree who resurrected himself three times.
A lot of history told in such a miniature world.
What a challenge to accentuate this character of its own.
It will be a gem i am certain.
regards, Sunip
sunip- Member
Re: little privet (ligustrum vulgare)
A very promissing evolution!!
Keep the good work!
Regards, Miguel
Keep the good work!
Regards, Miguel
miguelpc- Member
little privet (ligustrum vulgare)
Fantastic trunk on this Privet Pascal, very old and full of character. I think your branches look too young though. They lack taper. I would cut back to closer buds, let it grow out and cut back again for a couple of seasons. If you carry on like this, you will end up with your ramification too far out and the branches will not echo the dramatic trunk.
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Re: little privet (ligustrum vulgare)
thanks to all for your comments !
... yet the branches need to thicken a little. There are branches with little enternodes near the trunk. For the moment I let it grow. I will cut close to the trunk, and start ramification at time.
I'll see if it's necessary to change or cut some branches. In fact, it's no easy with privet to have naturally branches in good place !
this ligustrum collected in the wild has small leaves, elongated , like olive tree.
... yet the branches need to thicken a little. There are branches with little enternodes near the trunk. For the moment I let it grow. I will cut close to the trunk, and start ramification at time.
I'll see if it's necessary to change or cut some branches. In fact, it's no easy with privet to have naturally branches in good place !
this ligustrum collected in the wild has small leaves, elongated , like olive tree.
pascal37- Member
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