Acer Campestre, yamadori

Second tree

Has a lot of interesting dead wood....but I may want to cut it off, on the middle of the long straight part.

I hope to be back with happy news later this summer, saying the trees are growing.

Kind regards Yvonne

very Nice Yamadori

Regards,
Pongsatorn.K

Hi Yvonne,

very nice trees again, but I am thinking what you said to Palle,"we collect this one and thats the last for this year"

Peter

Hi Yvonne,
I like the first one,quite interesting,thanks for sharing

Regards,
Alex/Ogie

Hi Pongsatorn, Peter and Ogie

Thanks for your reply, I am happy you like the trees.

Palle know me ...We will not go anymore this year...enough is enough.

Peter how are your yamadoris doing?

kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Pongsatorn, Peter and Ogie

Thanks for your reply, I am happy you like the trees.

Palle know me ...We will not go anymore this year...enough is enough.

Peter how are your yamadoris doing?

kind regards Yvonne

They are slowly begining to bud.

Hi Yvonne,

Really nice trees, I too like the first of the Hawthorns - very nice !

There is a thread on here about airlayering Hawthorns (long time ago but worth searching for). I think the airlayer was kept on over the winter in shelter and then removed the following spring.

Paul

Hi Poul B

Glad you like the tree/trees.
After I send the last photos, I cut back both of the new trees. They are now nice trunks in ballance....now I hope for some years with the fun of creating the crowns.

Thanks for the information, it can be usefull.

Kind regards Yvonne

Hi

I found a very old wild peartree yesterday...today, I and my husband went to dig it up. A friend of mine, told me, it was better to be a bit late with the digging, than too early, so.........
I had very nice roots, so I hope
IT had.....

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne, me want me want, what do I have to do???

Nice old bark, and yes I think it wil survive.
Next time its better to open a new topic.

Peter

Peter
I prommise you can have the tree, as soon as I am tired of it happy?

A stunning Pear you have there Yvonne. Good luck with the buds.

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Peter
I prommise you can have the tree, as soon as I am tired of it happy?

Hahaha that means never or if its dead

Will, dont you think it will bud?

Peter

landerloos wrote:

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Peter
I prommise you can have the tree, as soon as I am tired of it happy?

Hahaha that means never or if its dead

Will, dont you think it will bud?

Peter

Yes I think it will bud. Just wishing good luck to Yvonnes lovely Pear.

Hi Will and Peter

Thanks to Peter have just learned to draw, so please, do not take notis my shaky lines.

This is were I plan to find my top, and the two lower branches.

Could you tell me your idea Will?, I would like to see it.

On the backside is no scars, this tree is a real babe

Kind regards Yvonne

will baddeley wrote:A stunning Pear you have there Yvonne. Good luck with the buds.

My quick virtual was an optimistic budding at the top of the tree. When it bursts into life, I would love to give you a drawing of it's progression.

Hi Will

I will look forward to your drawing...My first wish, was to make the tree much shorter, so that the lowest branch was 1/3 up the trunk...this will give the massive trunk/tree I love. Maybe not really natural, but pretty much my taste....But then again, the trunk is elegant,so....

I send pics asap.

Kind regards Yvonne

Hi Ivonne.
You really have been overcome with the collecting spirit!
The virtual of Will looks tasty.
Regards, Sunip

Thanks Sunip

This is my first big yamadoriyear, and I really hope the will survive. I do my best.

I know many bonsaigrowers is going dawn in sice.....I have many small, and I am tired of looking on big bonsai with old trunks at exhibitions, thinking, I wish it was mine.so.....

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Thanks Sunip

This is my first big yamadoriyear, and I really hope the will survive. I do my best.

I know many bonsaigrowers is going dawn in sice.....I have many small, and I am tired of looking on big bonsai with old trunks at exhibitions, thinking, I wish it was mine.so.....

Kind regards Yvonne

With material like this, what an excellent place to start.

Hi Yvonne - what's happened to you this spring ?
All these big trees you (Palle) has dug up - only last year it was only shohin,
and you can't carry such big trees - you better come to my place and du bring them with you - I'll take good care of them - and they will surwive her in the south - you know that!
Love Lone

Lone wrote:Hi Yvonne - what's happened to you this spring ?
All these big trees you (Palle) has dug up - only last year it was only shohin,
and you can't carry such big trees - you better come to my place and du bring them with you - I'll take good care of them - and they will surwive her in the south - you know that!
Love Lone

I think she drunk to much Hb 101

Peter

Yvonne, I also wish you good luck with your Pyrus spinosa (is it?)
If this is alike to its greek sisters (which I do not doubt), then luck is definitely on your side.

You can also wrap the pot into a black plastic bag (for keeping humid) until the pear tree sprouts new shoots and then you shift into a transparent plastic bag and after that you gradually let the tree out of the bag in a shaded place. Some Italian bonsai friends use this method (and advised me to do so) with high rates of success. I have used this method, too and I can say it really works! You should be watching closely for mold though.

Dear My Nellie

This is a very good advise, thank you very much I dont know the latin name of the tree, maybe I find it when the tree eventully have the leaves.

Peter, I think you are right. Lone

Lone...I had to do something about my grandma-owerarms, and guess, it helped .
Maybe I am tired of theese trees in 8-10 years, if, will I give them to you and Peter.Happy?

Kind regards Yvonne

Hi everybody

i think you schould see the peartree from the side

Kind regards Yvonne