Lewiscarnes
Yamadori
The Tosho is awesome. Does anybody in the US grow Tosho junipers? I have looked and can't find any small Tosho junipers for sale.
I might know a guy with a few cuttings, I'll ask him and if he does I'll message you.The Tosho is awesome. Does anybody in the US grow Tosho junipers? I have looked and can't find any small Tosho junipers for sale.
We are thinking of grafting some to Rocky Mountian Juniper, if we find the right tree...
Good question! We'll know when we find it! The trunk has to feel like a Tosho trunk, as they grow a bit different in nature than Shinpaku.What would the right tree look like?
I regretfully passed on this tree at the price. Looks fantastic.Night shot...
View attachment 121478
Yes, the virt is closer to the final plan, but I'm reducing it slowly. Eventually, it will be a few full, razor-thin pads.Something about that branch looking like a continuation of a loop is distracting to me.
I'd like to see that branch moved away from the front of the trunk too.
It feels disconnected somehow.
Wait wait....
Less foliage.View attachment 121481
Sorce
Wonderful growth!Cool shot on a foggy day really shows the movement of the ribbon deadwood...
View attachment 131167
Typically, Tosho has a burl deadwood section. Or, most of the pictures I've seen have them.Good question! We'll know when we find it! The trunk has to feel like a Tosho trunk, as they grow a bit different in nature than Shinpaku.
One with silvery bark would be a plus. My guess would be a powerful tapered tree with subtle movement, but I'll see what my teacher has in mind...
My sempai Bobby loves Tosho, so I think he'll probably start grafting first. I'm excited to see what he comes up with!
Nice styling, Brian. Good start to this tree!