The Tree Thread

Thanks!

But now you owe the thread two photos of you trees!

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Fair enough, but my photographer (me) isn't nearly as skilled as yours. The first is a Korean Hornbeam that I have been bringing along for a few years now ( I was really intrigued by the unusual planting angle ). The second is the literati that I will repot in the spring and prune after the spring push getting ready for a September show ( I hope ). Still haven't found the right pot for the literati though, any suggestions?
 

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Still haven't found the right pot for the literati though, any suggestions?
A rough, dark brown unglazed nanban style pot would work well with this. Some examples here for instance: http://www.langbonsai.com/round.htm

Continuing the literati theme, this is a Scots pine I collected two years ago, which I think is probably strong enough to start working this year. It has a marked sinuous three-dimensional movement you can't see in the picture.

 
A rough, dark brown unglazed nanban style pot would work well with this. Some examples here for instance: http://www.langbonsai.com/round.htm

Continuing the literati theme, this is a Scots pine I collected two years ago, which I think is probably strong enough to start working this year. It has a marked sinuous three-dimensional movement you can't see in the picture.

Tom, Thanks but the Lang pots you recommended are outstanding but pricey. I was thinking of this green pot after repotting its present occupant in the late spring.
 

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Your kidding, right? That's not a RMJ.

You must feel wonderful. I don't know how this reply got misplaced to refer to the Hornbeam above but do you really think I don't know the difference between a Hornbeam and an RMJ?, give me a break. The Mugo which is another possibility for your confusion is my contribution to the title of this thread where we have all agreed every post must be accompanied with a tree picture. Incidentally where is yours?????

Here is my contribution also not an RMJ.DSC_0109 copy.JPG
 
“Incidentally where is yours”


Now you got me confused. The pic on your thread says I think this is a rmj which it is not. I should’ve put a wink emoji for you. A poor attempt at a joke I suppose

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I guess I owe a tree none the less. Here’s a new kinsai
 
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Now you got me confused. The pic on your thread says I think this is a rmj which it is not. I should’ve put a wink emoji for you.
Maybe if you had posted the picture and or the post it came from we could come to agreement. For so many years I have had people come at me for anything they think I got wrong you kind of acted like a pop-corn kernel on a sensitive tooth with this remark. My response was for post #1472 or there about. How it got here is beyond me.
 
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