Fall is comming get ready to show us your COLORS

Maple, elm, beech, any species which loses it's leaves in Autumn

Re: Fall is comming get ready to show us your COLORS

Postby plantmanky » Oct 23, 2011 2:17 pm

I just love the fall and all the color on the maples! Here's a trident that I've been working on for a number of years that will finally go into a bonsai container next spring. There's just something about that yellow, orange, red and green that makes my brain go WOW at this time of the year. Hope you enjoy the color as much as I do.
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Re: Fall is comming get ready to show us your COLORS

Postby tsimonyi » Nov 03, 2011 8:03 am

I just recently renewed my membership and wanted to share this threadleaf maple.

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Re: Fall is comming get ready to show us your COLORS

Postby dbrock » Nov 08, 2011 7:06 pm

Fall colors come a little late in Houston, but they are finally getting here.
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Re: Fall is comming get ready to show us your COLORS

Postby shipsquartersfarm » Nov 16, 2011 2:45 pm

Randy--

Your tridents are coming along nicely. Especially with the grove, do you use wire or do you rely entirely on clip-and-grow?

Thanks for the pictures.
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Re: Fall is comming get ready to show us your COLORS

Postby plantmanky » Nov 16, 2011 4:11 pm

shipsquartersfarm wrote:Randy--

Your tridents are coming along nicely. Especially with the grove, do you use wire or do you rely entirely on clip-and-grow?


John,

On the grove it's been done almost entirely using the clip and grow method. I have wired some branches loosely just to get them going in the right direction but have never done a traditional wiring job on it. On that particular tree I tend to use the "arborist" approach to pruning just to remove long growth and branches that cross and look unsightly. Here is a picture of the grove from a few days ago after I did it's fall pruning and selected a container for it to go into next spring.
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