DRIFTER7777
Yamadori
azalea#1
azalea#2
azalea#3
azalea#2
azalea#3
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Three more urban yamadori azaleas i dug up 2 weeks ago
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jk_lewis
Masterpiece
Wow! You didn't leave much green, did you?
These are going to be HARD work for bonsai.
These are going to be HARD work for bonsai.
Poink88
Imperial Masterpiece
Nice find. I always chop back hard and you did more than I would have. 
Azalea is also one of the few that I fear die back on.
Good luck!!! They all sure look very promising!
Azalea is also one of the few that I fear die back on.
Good luck!!! They all sure look very promising!
DRIFTER7777
Yamadori
fingers crossed lol
lordy
Omono
any buds on these big boys in the last week plus?
Where in MD are you?
Where in MD are you?
Poink88
Imperial Masterpiece
I agree...please post an update on these pretty ladies.
augustine
Chumono
I dug a bunch out of a hedgerow 3 weeks ago. I pruned but left lots of green on leggy small branches. My idea is to let them get healthy and chase back the foliage over the next several years.
They drink a huge amount of water.
Any hints would be helpful. Thanks
Best
Augustine
MD 7a
They drink a huge amount of water.
Any hints would be helpful. Thanks
Best
Augustine
MD 7a
DRIFTER7777
Yamadori
lots of buds and new leafs on all 4....heres acouple of them
azalea #2
azalea#2
azalea#3
azalea #2
azalea#2
azalea#3
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DRIFTER7777
Yamadori
im in pg county
Poink88
Imperial Masterpiece
Very nice...these will bush out the next few weeks.
3rdfloordeck
Seedling
#3 looks like it could develop a canopy about 1/3rd its current height over the next 5-10 years and be something special
DRIFTER7777
Yamadori
heres another one i dug up
Any style tips... future trunk cuts are welcome
Any style tips... future trunk cuts are welcome
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lordy
Omono
this one (or 2) looks like it would benefit from separating the two. The bigger one on the left might have some good muscular roots that you might be able to show off. Any canopy that develops and has flowers will be icing on the cake. Understand that proper pruning at the right time of year (after flowering usually) will help a lot to develop the branchwork, and that these are at least 3 year projects depending on what is above what we can see in the pic.
DRIFTER7777
Yamadori
a month update on these azaleas
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#2
#3
#4
#1
#2
#3
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