Acer Campestre, yamadori

Yvonne,,,Yes i was talking about the first tree in my first post..about the 2ond i would keep the center trunk tall and either remove or shorten the rest..the branch in the rear looks large to me..remember this is only my opion about them both...take care keep us posted...john

Hi Tom Benda and Moyogijohn

Many thanks for answers....I love the picture of the tree with leaves, maybe I schould keep the " rootbranch" as you suggest....no matter what, will the branch only do the tree/neabari good. Also the pot option is not bad at all.

Kind regards Yvonne

Hello Ivonne,
Here some Acer Campestre fun for the coming years in my garden.

Really heaven that field you showed us, please post pictures of your finds.
regards, Sunip

Hi Sunip

Your new yamadori looks good, they will be fun to work with in the future...how big are they.

I was in the field to dig up some of the craetegus today, the material is fantastic....but all the thorns is killing me, my temper ran of with me,more than one time .
will post pics. later.....must go back to finish the work with the 3 clumps I took home today.

Kind regards Yvonne

Hi Yvonne.
Great find - the Campestre - looking forward to seeing them in the future, I'm sure you'll get very good bonsai-trees out of them. The trunk and bark looks very interresting on tree number two.
See you soon!
Lone

I decided to take more of the second tree....
This is how it looks now.

See you soon Lone

Kind regards Yvonne

Hello Ivonne,
I feel cutting back now is a good decision, you got good taper now to start with.
The trunk diameter of the Acer Campestre i showed are
14 11,5 9 cm.
hight is
60 45 40 cm.
By the way these are repotted last week, they are two seasons in pot.
I am curious about your Creatagus finds, you must be exhausted.
regards, Sunip

Hi Sunip

I am happy, you think the tree became better.....
Thanks for information about yours. I will look for photos later this summer.

Today, I went to the garden were i dug up the two campestre..and as I cam into the garden, I saw another tree, I JUST HAD to dig up...I already have the permision. My son is comming home on friday, and monday will we go digging it up, the tree of us. It is a campestre fat as H...

I am pretty battered from working with the craetegusfield...but they are worth it. I will send photos soon.

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne,

sorry nothing but praise to offer, I don't know enough about that maple to offer any suggestions. I am also extremely impressed with a field of potentials.
Will be watching, and thanks for taking the time to show.
Stay Well.
Khaimraj

The last coupple of days have I been in the field
First I dug up tree small groups....
And yesterday, I went for two large groups, as I really want a nice big forrest to work with.
First photo shows the two large groups...they have a taproot, but does not show on the photo. I kept the taproot for now.
It was a battle to reduse the crown, everything was holding everything, not to mention the thorns.

After the first reducing,the trees for the forrest look like this.
One of the groups from the first day fell apart, and the biggest tree is shown as display....I also have 5 smaller singletrees, they can be of good use...maybe i schould dig up a few more, just in case.

The small easy ones gave this small forrest

Nice

See you on wednesday

Peter

Yes, Peter...

The last group, is a cut little clumpstyle.....both the last groups, may be added to the big forrets later, if needed.

kind regards Yvonne

Some nice trunks to start up for a good bonsai.

Allso the hawthorn clumps are not bad.

Best regards,
Yannick

Hello Ivonne,
you really celebrate on a exhausting manner the 21e, march the beginning of spring.
Lot of work coming years.
regards, Sunip

Hi Yannick and Sunip

Yes...they are good finds. They will give a lot of joy in the future .....Right now, am I just really beat up.

Kind regards Yvonne

Hi Yvonne.
It's nice the way you have cut it down - looks realy fine. I like this tree.
And all the hawthorns too - you have been working hard haven't you !!!

see you and your trees soon

Lone

Lone

You are laughing...you will soon have soar battered hands like me

Hi Yvonne,
I like what i see,keep us posted,the one beside is going to be a great one,thanks for posting
You take care
Your friend,
Alex/Ogie

Yvonne,[ Dear Auntie Yvette,]

CUT PASTE is wound protector, your jar looks like mine, so I thought perhaps since you have so many cuts to seal, the container was for wounds.

I am afraid until I don't see these trees growing, I won't have much to say, nor can I offer a design, if you ask for one or any or many
Never grew hawthorns.

BUT not to fuss I am following this adventure and I hope your hands last the licks [ as we say down on my side.] licks = physical beating.
Sorry, I can't be over there, digging up trees is nothing compared to mixing yards of concrete - ha ha ha. I work for home cooked meals by the way, and a stuffed sack to rest on.
Stay well.
Khaimraj

Hi Khaimraj

Thanks for your interest...on monday will I go digging up a very big acer campestre...the taper looks really. really great now, I hope it still is, when dug up.

The cut paste box, is placed in the pots, for you to see the sice of the trees.

Kind regards Yvonne

No problem...I can be your auntie Yvette

landerloos wrote:Nice

See you on wednesday

Peter

Peter cam for a visit, and some yamadoridigging....we had a great time.
The weather was nice, but with a strong wind.

Peter Working in the field...this wweekend more people will visit " my " field. Look forward to the compagny.

The sky was high, and the water really dark blue...very rare.

Kind regards Yvonne