yamadori Crataegus giant

Hi friends,
Allow me to boast with my new piece.
Yamadori Hawthorn dug in spring of 2011. Height 90cm, nebari 40cm, trunk 20cm.
After digging is planted in the garden, next spring will be enforced to the container.

thanks

more photos:
http://www.atelierbonsai-element.com/en/photos/yamadori---trees/yamadori/crataegus-giant/

Erik, You found a beauty!

Very nice material Erik,I like your idea of planting it direct to the ground the yamadodi has a better chance to survive. did you put plastic underneath it?
regards
ka pabling

What a Beast

One of the best Crataegus i´ve seen, they normally don´t get big like that here in Portugal.
Very powerful trunk and a fine bark. Congratulations on the find.

Greetings
Mário

Stunning find.
Congratulations!

Hi Erik

Awesome trunk, and a great neabari...a very nice find, good luck.

Kind regards Yvonne

...thank you all for the congratulations
Dear Ka, plastic I did not under the roots,
because in the spring and so I'll be all over trim.

also looking forward to it

Hi Erik,
nice find. Its my size of tree. Looks like its doing fine. I would personally would not put it into ground and then next year move it into container, I think it will be too early to disturb the tree again. But I like it a lot. Handling it must have been very painful experience though

Looks like a monster masterpiece in training nice material !!!!!

Fantastic find! I have also had some good results with ground planting after collection. Good luck!

AWESOME! peice of material my friend, (still watching your dvd,s)

regards Alex e

Erik Križovenský wrote:...thank you all for the congratulations
Dear Ka, plastic I did not under the roots,
because in the spring and so I'll be all over trim.

also looking forward to it

Hi Erik,
I also plant direct to the ground but I always use plastic sheets to protect the new roots when I transplant the tree in a training pot. My experience is that If I dont use plastic sheets, the roots go deep and when transplanting time comes, new roots is likely to be damaged.
Regrds
Ka Pabling

eric,.....

great!

Love the nebari and the big veins on it.
Great catch!

Hi Erik,

How is your crataegus?

Hi Rui,
Thank you for your interest.
Hawthorn hibernate very well.
In the spring I will dedicate to him - I can not wait.

Amazing to see what was hiding under that bush. Very nice tree you got there and probably a once in a lifetime find (for most of us mortals at least ).

In your estimation, how long will this take from collection to reaching a descent bonsai?

do you have any photos in autumn colors?

...thanks

It's my first Yamadori Hawthorn, I have no experience.
But it is certain that the quality of the exhibition in Slovakia will be the least
5 years. For Noelanders T. for 10 years.

O, nice tree, I wish you luck!

Hi all,

The buds of my crataegus, http://bonsai-literati.forumotion.com/t521-crataegus-hawthorn are starting to swell.

Two weeks more and the repotting is done.

Hi,

BTW, the repotting was done yesterday.

Hi Rui, I am at least 6 weeks away from repotting my Hawthorns... oh to live in Portugal

BTW You need to register with your forum to view your buds

Hi all,

Here are the photos:











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