Thanks, that's good info,@ConorDash,
the windswept, as seen in the drawing is factored to your root sizes.
What you have in your photo image would require the roots to be reversed.
Which is why the drawing is the opposite of your photo image.
Additionally, unless the leaves show the effect of being blown, the plant will look strange.
It is often suggested that the windblown effort be shown leafless.
With such a large root, to balance the plant [ look at Al's effort [ Smoke ]] the canopy would
have to be larger or the large root reduced.
Yes, Health first and good luck with winter.
Good Day
Anthony
Shane my root system isn't made for it then! But, I'll get it healthy then think of design .
A bit of good news about the top half of the tree. It has life!
It's been looking terrible ever since seperation and still does but it at least has signs of life now.