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Samantha wrote: Let us prove to the the world, that America's favorite juniper, can hold it's own... even in the bonsai world.
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Auk wrote: ofbonsai.org/species-specific/coniferous/junipers-part-two
where you'll find some info about this species, but also: "Since we are in Florida, it is only fitting that we start with the juniper that is native to our state, Juniperus virginiana"
www.google.nl/search?q=juniperus+virginiana+bonsai&tbm=isch
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thebonsaiguy wrote: Ok, so the trees look pretty decent; however, the apex is very tall and narrows a lot. Is there a way to cut the top off?
And suddenly we all realized we have been dealing with a troll...
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thebonsaiguy wrote: The tree is very good at the base, but it seems like it thins too much. I don't know if the maybe tree is simply too big. The tree probably has 1 one inch diameter truck at the base and tapers up to branch size, but the tree is like 6 ft tall. So, you can see my problem.
No, I can't. This is an exhibition-quality tree at a level you will most likely not reach the next decade(s).
Keep learning!
Just curious: what part exactly would you cut off? The whole top?
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Edit: Oh dear yes I am talking about my own tree! :lol:
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Darsh wrote: He's talking about his own tree, not the picture you posted Auk.
Riiiight... :woohoo: seemed he responded to my post. Would've been nice if he told us that 'decent tree' was not the one on the photo :huh: :lol:
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thebonsaiguy wrote: Well, I really don't know. That was my question for you. The tree I finally chose is 3' tall. Its the same kind of deal though. It narrows down a ton.
Got a photo?
Edit: Oh dear yes I am talking about my own tree! :lol:
Yeah... got it
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