Update on the straight trunk bunjin

[october]

Thank everyone

I like enjoy this viewing this juniper. What you've done for it creates a pleasant peaceful feeling. What type of juniper is it? I've read back, but did not see what type of juniper it is.

Thank you. It is a shimpaku, not exacly sure of the variety.

Rob

 

[Neli]

Rob, I love all your trees...They are elegant...natural...and stylish.

 

[bonsaiBlake]

Your work with juniper is some of the best i've seen, period. Love the new front, and the suggestion to remove the lower jin, maybe something to consider. Thoughts from a newb. . .

 

[october]

Rob, I love all your trees...They are elegant...natural...and stylish.

Thanks Neli. Although I also love thicker trunk trees. There is really something special about the thinner trunked, aged and elegant style trees.

Rob

 

[october]

Your work with juniper is some of the best i've seen, period. Love the new front, and the suggestion to remove the lower jin, maybe something to consider. Thoughts from a newb. . .

I highly thank you for your compliment. It is really the tree and time that deserve the compliment. After about 5 years in training, this tree still has a moderate amount of wire on it. At some point, I need to take a look at the jins for possible re assessment.

Rob

 

[KennedyMarx]

I love this tree. Rob. Do you have a pic of when you first got it?

 

[october]

I love this tree. Rob. Do you have a pic of when you first got it?

Maybe and that's a big maybe..lol I wanted to look through some files the other day. However, it might be long search that I don't think will yield any results. I'll see what I can find. It was a tall, straight and overgrown bush in a terra cotta pot.

Rob

 

[AboveBeyond]

Looks great Rob!

 

[RKatzin]

Awsome tree Rob! Inspiring, too, as I am working for trees as Erik says look good from all angles. It's not that easy and it takes a good tree and a masterful hand, you nailed it! Thanks, Rick