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I’ll give it a shot.I say try it. I live in N Texas and it’s pretty hot and dry during summer (high of 104 tomorrow) and BC thrive here. Keep them consistently wet and they will reward you with great growth.
I’ll give it a shot.I say try it. I live in N Texas and it’s pretty hot and dry during summer (high of 104 tomorrow) and BC thrive here. Keep them consistently wet and they will reward you with great growth.
I’ll try that, too. Thanks.You could try Montezuma cypress-Taxodium mucranatum. It's a native of Mexico and Guatemala. It's the national tree of Mexico. John Naka made a bonsai from one in So. Cal. It's now at the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum. Species is hardy to zones 8-11 Very similar to Bald Cypress, only from hotter region.
That looks great, I would move one branch to the front, as you have it moving to the left crossing over the left side branches. Yellow like is your movement, blue proposed. Hard to show what I mean because it is a 2 dimension pic, but imagine it coming towards the front, moving up, then to the front, then slightly up and to the left, slightly front and to the right. That would help the spread when looking at it from the top, you will have plenty of branches to occupy the canopy once those set up this year.
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Reducing the three leaders was a good call! I think three leaders is fine but they should not all exit the tree at the same height. I also believe that your notion to shorten the lower branches is very good. This helps to make the tree appear taller. Nice development.
Yes! I actually have that pic saved on my phone as inspiration.Very nice. I haven't seen this thread before, great progression thread. Reminds me of this one a saw online while researching flat top styles.
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