I traded a small Yew for this Mugo Pine at The Burrs workshop 2012, it was planted in a large flat plastic seed tray in a soil mixture not suitable for the rather damp conditions where I live. Whilst re-potting I saw that all the roots were on one side so decided to change the angle and make a cascading tree. The tree responded well and has thrived all year. Today I styled the tree, I have not wired to the tips of the needles because at this stage refinement is NOT my objective. Branch placement and the establishment of the design. The next few years will be bud development and refining the design.
update image due to a discussion on EBF
I love the fact that you and some of your fellow artists from Europe take the Mugo seriously and make some outstanding pieces of art from it. Thank you for what you do.
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Well done Tony. Show him again over 1 year.
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Hi Buddy…. maybe two years I think 🙂
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