@Adair M ,
Sifu,
on our side Buttonwood is actually a beautifully domed tree with amazing
bark.
Since we tend to work with observation of trees in nature,
you might see a 3 foot specimen in some years.
That Juniper wannabe attempts we leave to folk in the colder zones.
Happy to look at your Juniper examples, but have no problems
with being unable to successful grow one.
This yard has like 3 hanging on junipers.
AND K only just found an orange flowering Bougainvillea that fades to
orange, so Bougainvillea is back on the table.
I am afraid zonal lusting/envy,, died a while ago down here.
The native trees are wonderful and very satisfying.
What we grow with the use of the fridge is more of a technical
challenge.
The use of a drawing to create a tree, is much like creating what you guys
call, an imaginative, multi-figurative composition in Fine Art.
It is challenging, and extremely satisfying as growing healthy trees/shrubs go.
You should try it one day.
Thanks for chatting.
Good Day
Anthony
* Good one
@MichaelS ----------ha ha ha ha