my english oak tree
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MY ENGLISH OAK TREE
Nice oak... Can we see it from it's front??
Do you have an estimated age on this?
Also, collected or seed grown?
I planted some acorns 6 years ago and most are tiny except one..... It seems I have a long way to go!
Your right we don't see enough Oak bonsai, they're such a lovely tree and they're never defined as 'one style'
Cheers
Bryan
Do you have an estimated age on this?
Also, collected or seed grown?
I planted some acorns 6 years ago and most are tiny except one..... It seems I have a long way to go!
Your right we don't see enough Oak bonsai, they're such a lovely tree and they're never defined as 'one style'
Cheers
Bryan
DangerousBry- Member
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thanks guys,the tree was bought from greenwood gardens as raw material 12 years ago and developed since then the leaves have shrunk considerably but still look to large. the tree stands 23 inches tall and planted in an erin pot.will take a few more pics tomorrow
dave steventon- Member
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Nice Oak Dave
A mate brought his over to my place on Friday to work on. It's a Turkey Oak, Quercus Cerris, which was new to me but it's a beauty. The photo doesn't do it justice as usual. It has only just been put in a pot after growing in the ground for many years.
DSC_0737 by Bonsai eejit, on Flickr
There's more about it here. Turkey Oak and here Josh's Bonsai
A mate brought his over to my place on Friday to work on. It's a Turkey Oak, Quercus Cerris, which was new to me but it's a beauty. The photo doesn't do it justice as usual. It has only just been put in a pot after growing in the ground for many years.
DSC_0737 by Bonsai eejit, on Flickr
There's more about it here. Turkey Oak and here Josh's Bonsai
Ian Young- Member
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Love it Dave - I would happily have this in my collection.
Cheers
Brent
Cheers
Brent
-Brent-- Member
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hi Bryan i wish the leaves would stay that size good development in 6 years
HI Ian what a cracking oak just clicked on the link to your website love the to scale picture fantastic
HI Ian what a cracking oak just clicked on the link to your website love the to scale picture fantastic
dave steventon- Member
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I just lifted a White oak trunk reduction performed last year..fingers crossed at this point that she survives, White Oak is one of my favorite forest trees and I've been trying each year to Trunk chop then lift it a year later for a few years now, most are too week due to monster tap roots needing to be severed, I am hopefull this year though, I'm also doing a few air layers of a 4 footer in the yard...White oak is a bit of a holy grail to me but all Oak Bonsai are beautifull and special in a "wise old man" sort of way.... magical....
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Lovely trees and containers! I hope one day to find a nice piece of Oak material to work on.
Best, Todd
Best, Todd
Todd Ellis- Member
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Dave
I believe you can defoliate and those leaves should come back in quite a bit smaller, If shes healthy (and sure looks like it) you could give it a whirl.
I believe you can defoliate and those leaves should come back in quite a bit smaller, If shes healthy (and sure looks like it) you could give it a whirl.
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Peter
That is a great Oak and an EXCELLENT choice of pot..Dont ever change that!
That is a great Oak and an EXCELLENT choice of pot..Dont ever change that!
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dave steventon wrote:fantastic oak peter great taper how tall is yours ?
Dave, the tree is 29" tall and planted this year in the Gordon Duffet pot.
I will put together some development pics on a new tread. Do not wish to take over yours.
Peter E.- Member
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