YamadoriFL Mame Messages 160 Reaction score 350 Location Florida USDA Zone 10b Aug 28, 2021 #1 These are fast growers in my climate zone. I'm having to constantly work this one to keep it from becoming unruly. Any thoughts or suggestions?
These are fast growers in my climate zone. I'm having to constantly work this one to keep it from becoming unruly. Any thoughts or suggestions?
MHBonsai Chumono Messages 708 Reaction score 2,249 Location Nashville, TN USDA Zone 7a Aug 28, 2021 #2 What's your vision for it? How tall are you going for? Pretty straight trunk, something more on the formal side?
What's your vision for it? How tall are you going for? Pretty straight trunk, something more on the formal side?
YamadoriFL Mame Messages 160 Reaction score 350 Location Florida USDA Zone 10b Aug 28, 2021 #3 Yes, the trunk is what it is. Straight as an arrow... I really only have freedom with the upper portion. Not going for any more height. Thoughts?
Yes, the trunk is what it is. Straight as an arrow... I really only have freedom with the upper portion. Not going for any more height. Thoughts?
MHBonsai Chumono Messages 708 Reaction score 2,249 Location Nashville, TN USDA Zone 7a Aug 29, 2021 #4 In general I try to find the smallest tree within the tree… If that makes any sense. I would shoot for something like this.
In general I try to find the smallest tree within the tree… If that makes any sense. I would shoot for something like this.
Bonsai Nut Nuttier than your average Nut Messages 12,875 Reaction score 29,654 Location Charlotte area, North Carolina USDA Zone 8a Aug 29, 2021 #5 That's a false tamarind, not a mahogany. It is actually a member of the pea family. Here's what a mahogany tree looks like (Swietenia mahagoni) Last edited: Aug 29, 2021
That's a false tamarind, not a mahogany. It is actually a member of the pea family. Here's what a mahogany tree looks like (Swietenia mahagoni)
Forsoothe! Imperial Masterpiece Messages 6,878 Reaction score 9,291 Location Michigan USDA Zone 6b Aug 29, 2021 #6 Bonsai Nut said: That's a false tamarind, not a mahogany. It is actually a member of the pea family. Here's what a mahogany tree looks like (Swietenia mahagoni) View attachment 394636 Click to expand... That's right! Here a re-foliating Mahogany... And Cuban Weeping Tamarind that has to be reined-in often... Or they look like this...
Bonsai Nut said: That's a false tamarind, not a mahogany. It is actually a member of the pea family. Here's what a mahogany tree looks like (Swietenia mahagoni) View attachment 394636 Click to expand... That's right! Here a re-foliating Mahogany... And Cuban Weeping Tamarind that has to be reined-in often... Or they look like this...