Bonsai shadow thread

Awesome thread.....

Without a shadow of a doubt.

@clevetromba that bluestone @crust used is I think the same I used and it is wonderful. Carvable,sandable...
Search... Witch tree.

Home depot I reckon, but I haven't found any there.

There is a lot of limestone slabs in corporate landscaping that chip off wide and thin sometimes.....that could work.

Granite castings from behind your local countertop cutter could work too.

But I thought you went with number 3?

Sorce
 
Awesome thread.....

Without a shadow of a doubt.

@clevetromba that bluestone @crust used is I think the same I used and it is wonderful. Carvable,sandable...
Search... Witch tree.

Home depot I reckon, but I haven't found any there.

There is a lot of limestone slabs in corporate landscaping that chip off wide and thin sometimes.....that could work.

Granite castings from behind your local countertop cutter could work too.

But I thought you went with number 3?

Sorce
Ha ha Source!
I did go with number 3 for now. It will likely be a transitional pot until the tree develops more ramification and is ready to reduce the roots further. I'm afraid to use a completely flat slab, for one it wouldn't look natural, but also because it wouldn't give much room for soil, and my trees have to make it 9-10 hours between watering.
 
I came across this picture from seven or eight years ago. I had this willow in a show and a friend who happened to be there very early in the morning took it and sent it to me.

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Here it is again this past spring with a little shadow visible. (Pretend it isn't sitting on a garbage can)willow2 2017.jpg
 
I came across this picture from seven or eight years ago. I had this willow in a show and a friend who happened to be there very early in the morning took it and sent it to me.

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Very nice.
 
Here are a few from this morning, Labrador tea accent, Western White Pine, Mtn. Hemlock and a small Shorepine.
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A couple more...a Western Hemlock and a fern accent in wooden snail pot.
 

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I came across this picture from seven or eight years ago. I had this willow in a show and a friend who happened to be there very early in the morning took it and sent it to me.

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Here it is again this past spring with a little shadow visible. (Pretend it isn't sitting on a garbage can)View attachment 164187
Great progression! That's a nice looking tree. I just got rid of two willows because I couldn't keep them wet enough. I know it's possible to invest in a drip system, but I don't have the personal band-width right now for needy trees. Good job!
 
I came across this picture from seven or eight years ago. I had this willow in a show and a friend who happened to be there very early in the morning took it and sent it to me.

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Here it is again this past spring with a little shadow visible. (Pretend it isn't sitting on a garbage can)View attachment 164187

Nice dont seen many of them
still realy love to try the species sometime cool ill save that pic :D
 
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