I made a few alterations yesterday to an air layer taken last year. Story Here
This was it before work.
The leaves were a bit tatty and they like frequent defoliation. To help me see what why to progress this tree I removed the leaves and ended up removing some of the deadwood too. It was confusing the flow of the tree.
Going for a semi cascade as you can see. This is a different view to show you the movement.
Work still required on the deadwood to the rear but no rush, early days.
What a difference a week makes. If only our exhibition was a week later, we would have had a little more to work with.
This is my larch at the show.
And today
During the Exhibition last weekend we worked on a few trees as a sort of rolling demo for the public to watch. Sadly I didn’t always get an after photo. I can Hear Phil saying, ‘You Dick!!’
Here’s a few shots I did take.
Ben’s Blue Cedar that fell off the back of a lorry! Really!! Before
After
Prospective New Member Jonny’s Spruce just bought from the Nursery
After, not fine wired just basic selection and thinking about health of the tree.
Phil’s Scots Pine before no after!
Harry’s big Elm before, no after sadly as this got a major pruning 🙂
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