I don't like yew.

Some say 6x trunk diameter is best height but you probably know that already :p
As always...
Next year :p
Perhaps it will be a bonsai in 2056:eek: i'm aiming at around 1/4 trunk base/ height. Guide lines, spoke a lot about them with teachers.
 
Perhaps it will be a bonsai in 2056:eek: i'm aiming at around 1/4 trunk base/ height. Guide lines, spoke a lot about them with teachers.

So youl be able to enjoy it when you retire lol
Yeah wel i aint that strict on the height thicknes ratio as long as it looks balanced and somewhat realistic :o
 
A little update.
Finally i have some good grow on this one. deadwood and selection are probably going too be done in fall. (with help)
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This smurf is going great.
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The steam jin yew. Some branches died after steaming.
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And this one exploded, i really have to dive in this one before taking it to marc noelanders in september.
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You can always drill holes in place of another feature you don't like. I like holes. Holes rock. Tree bellybuttons!
 
First styling on this one. Still doubt about a few branches and the crossing jins.
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You are right about the crossing jins. Jins are obvious attractors in a design and in this case they seem to draw into each other creating a conflicted design that cannot be accounted for by gravity, avalanche, or the vagaries of the winds. If the tree were mine and I wish it was, I would seriously shorten the long jin on the first right trunk. I would cut it almost in half. It looks to me like there is another larger trunk behind everything else that could be reduced. I would also consider changing the planting angle so that it inclines to the right about another 30*.
 
Lol, how any yews do you have there! I thought I had many...!
Just 4 Jelle. The raft is for sale by any good offer. I'm getting a little bit fastidious and the hole thing with those rocks is getting out of controle.
Lets build a Forrest from yew...........:cool::p
 
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