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Pruning and wiring of green carpet 7 years 6 months ago #26729

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And that's why your posts are my favourite, because the trees suck

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Pruning and wiring of green carpet 7 years 6 months ago #26732

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You got me you sneaky man who ever reads the small print? :D
Ok burning postponed ....



:D

Still wondering if you meant the size of the plant or your nose.

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Pruning and wiring of green carpet 7 years 6 months ago #26734

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Hey leave my majestic man´s nose alone! :D

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Pruning and wiring of green carpet 7 years 6 months ago #26759

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And that's why your posts are my favourite, because the trees suck

Man be nice, and make sure to spell favorite right haha

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Pruning and wiring of green carpet 7 years 6 months ago #26772

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Well this went a bit out of topic :D so I will add the last pic after I messed with the tree a bit more last 2 days adjusting details.
And then I will leave this poor thing alone and maybe report on it next year after winter passes.


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cant wait to see it fill in! definitely re-when it does!!

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Pruning and wiring of green carpet 7 years 6 months ago #26777

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Vypadá to dobře, aspoň pro začátečníka :lol:

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Pruning and wiring of green carpet 7 years 6 months ago #26783

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Yes we do. Would you like to see my tree electricuted? :D :silly:

I never said to have it be a working model! But hey... you seem to be a trend setter.
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Pruning and wiring of green carpet 7 years 6 months ago #26785

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And that's why your posts are my favourite, because the trees suck

Man be nice, and make sure to spell favorite right haha

We spell it differently here in New Zealand unlike America

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Pruning and wiring of green carpet 6 years 11 months ago #31904

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One third of branches died after styling and during winter.
The tree needed repoting badly because it was still in original garden centre soil that was always soggy.
After washing it away (only on outside, I wouldn´t wash all original soil on juniper) I found out that there are just lots of fine roots so the rootball could have been considerably pruned and left me with the possibility to do this:






Now I will leave it for a season or two to grow away and then it will be restyled to better compliment the landscape.

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