Collected Hawthorn History

[Brian Van Fleet]

I like you repotting table Brian. Unique and very useable it looks like. Is there a garbage can under the hole?
PS: what does soji mean?

This is the repotting table. The top is just a sheet of plywood sitting on some wood dowels. The box underneath catches the old soil. I also have a set of sifting screens that can sit where the plywood top is so I can screen large quantities of soil pretty quickly.

 

[luvinthemountains]

This is the repotting table. The top is just a sheet of plywood sitting on some wood dowels. The box underneath catches the old soil. I also have a set of sifting screens that can sit where the plywood top is so I can screen large quantities of soil pretty quickly.
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Intriguing! Are the screens shorter than the frame, so you can "shake" them?

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Intriguing! Are the screens shorter than the frame, so you can "shake" them?

Yep

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Growing out evenly and showing good health. I’ll let it run a couple weeks longer and then cut it back.

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Not the best photos, but before and after pruning back.

 

[JudyB]

I like the photos, the tree looks so natural.

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Night shot after adjusting the canopy just a bit with a guy wire.

 

[August44]

Night shot after adjusting the canopy just a bit with a guy wire.
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That is nice Brian!

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Freshly-shed bark makes for a cool shot…

 

[JudyB]

Freshly-shed bark makes for a cool shot…
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Gorgeous. The tree is looking so wonderful, and the leaf scale is perfect! Damn.

 

[leatherback]

slowly coming together Brian!

 

[SeanS]

Beautiful wide, rounded canopy. Makes it look like a really old majestic tree