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Imperial Masterpiece
Finally getting around to sorting through and editing some of the fall tree photos so figured I'd post a few.
1. Cork Bark Elm, originally from Bill V. Gradually working it into a structure that I like. There is a branch/subtrunk growing out of the base on the lower left that I edited out. Might eventually layer it.
2. Kiyo Hime Maple, originally acquired as a rooted cutting from Brent Walston. Fall color varies on this one, this year it was pretty decent.
3. Trident Maple, just a seedling that I've been pot-growing for a while. Can't really see the structure but the color was nice this year. Think it has some potential under there but going to take a while.
4. Larch (not sure of the variety) originally from Bill V. I need to edit out some more of the branching but like the structure with a bit of a flat-top format. Probably going to have to re-cut the callus this year as it keeps growing over the deadwood on the trunk.
5. The new project, the only tree I purchased this year after selling off about 20. Ginkgo clump. I think those are 3 (maybe 4) separate plants but I will find out when I repot this spring. If they are separate, I'm going to try to re-arrange them into a more interesting pattern but we'll see. BTW, I'm interested in finding a larger single-trunked ginkgo so if anyone knows of any, let me know!
1. Cork Bark Elm, originally from Bill V. Gradually working it into a structure that I like. There is a branch/subtrunk growing out of the base on the lower left that I edited out. Might eventually layer it.
2. Kiyo Hime Maple, originally acquired as a rooted cutting from Brent Walston. Fall color varies on this one, this year it was pretty decent.
3. Trident Maple, just a seedling that I've been pot-growing for a while. Can't really see the structure but the color was nice this year. Think it has some potential under there but going to take a while.
4. Larch (not sure of the variety) originally from Bill V. I need to edit out some more of the branching but like the structure with a bit of a flat-top format. Probably going to have to re-cut the callus this year as it keeps growing over the deadwood on the trunk.
5. The new project, the only tree I purchased this year after selling off about 20. Ginkgo clump. I think those are 3 (maybe 4) separate plants but I will find out when I repot this spring. If they are separate, I'm going to try to re-arrange them into a more interesting pattern but we'll see. BTW, I'm interested in finding a larger single-trunked ginkgo so if anyone knows of any, let me know!
