I posted back on the 4th August about Stephen’s Trident. You can read the first part of this Trident’s recovery there.
This was it after the work on the 4th August.
This is the tree today.
To be honest, I didn’t expect this amount of growth at this time of year. No doubt it will hold on to leaves well into the winter. However, it will be tucked safely away in my greenhouse. Not bad for a tree suspected to be dead 1 1/2 years ago.
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others as well as ourselves have seen good late season growth with a number of trees which should help them going into winter but that trident will still be very vulnerable if , as is forecast , we get another severe winter !!
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Stephen and I discussed this one back in August and we agreed that it was better to stay with me in the green house. It probably would be fine with Stephen now as he has his ‘bonsai studio’, but we know for sure that it likes it’s current location.
Interesting about others experiencing late growth. The seasons this year have been a learning experience. I put my heavy trunk Trident in the show at the weekend and by Sunday afternoon there was some 1 inch extension on it!!
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