fourteener
Omono
First tree is a repot with amore upright angle. The tree is also in a smaller pot than before. I have the idea of pushing the foliage back inside the boundry of the pot and let some deadwood go beyond that. It has barely come awake so it's foliage is in pre-morning-coffee mode!
The second tree was gathered three years ago. I trimmed much of the criss-cross dead wood off and that seemed to help.
The last one was gathered two years ago. It is full of action in a small package. The back might make a better front than the current one. All three are in some nice new Sara pots. After repotting all three...I would bare root this species even when gathered. All the new roots grew in the new soil and whatever was in the original muck was insanely unhealthy. They grow roots fast. I can't even get a hosta to survive under one of these in my landscaping.
The second tree was gathered three years ago. I trimmed much of the criss-cross dead wood off and that seemed to help.
The last one was gathered two years ago. It is full of action in a small package. The back might make a better front than the current one. All three are in some nice new Sara pots. After repotting all three...I would bare root this species even when gathered. All the new roots grew in the new soil and whatever was in the original muck was insanely unhealthy. They grow roots fast. I can't even get a hosta to survive under one of these in my landscaping.
