All aboard the Mugo train!

Update on my scraggly ol' mugo....little beat-up after the backwards, upside-down growing season we had in my parts. Bottom branches seem vigorous enough...
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Top just waking up...
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Bottom branches seem vigorous enough...

Looks healthy and I suppose it will bounce back good. I am heading out to get a few more small ones from that lot this weekend as the little one I posted seems to have passed as far as health goes. First ones for me so learning will be ok as I don't have much else to do except water and grow sticks this year.

Grimmy
 
Oppps double posts the chop sticks were in there for the trip.. Took that pic right when i got it here.

Rick
 
Anyway at the end of June im going to do some branch selection and slipping it into a colunder.

Rick
 
It is going to be a balancing act between getting enough light and not frying like a bug on asphalt. That's where the access to shade will come in.
 
I have a back patio with a deck over it on the second floor..so i should be ok

Rick
 
Thanks sorce..if this one lives for a couple of seasons i know where i can get them now at least..definitely not getting them down here.

Rick

I don't known it I'd buy from any of those places....
The last one for the seeds especially.....
3d printing....WTF?

I never knew of that gold one though.
Interesting. .

I'm looking for one of those tiny tinyones.
Maybe from The Hidden Gardens!

@Alain dont you have one from THG?

Sorce
 
I could make this one tiny..just not sure i want to.. It has several half circled branches to the left. Windswept mugo???.

Rick
 
I did not realize that there were so many cultivars of this tree! (Mugo) Thanks for sharing the link with the list.
 
Talk about Crazy right!

Sorce
Of course the question remains; how available are these cultivars and how good are they for bonsai culture. I suppose at some point I am going to have to get my hands on one of them and see how they do. I am not sure how they are created either by graft or cutting, I suspect cuttings. Never the less can they adapt to the kind of abuse a tree has to endure in life as a bonsai.
 
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