Another one to one today, this time helping out with a tricky repot of a Scots Pine. I love this tree! It’s been in a wooden box for a few years to increase vigour after a few years dealing with Needle Cast. I helped with the first styling of this tree back on 11th September 2001, an easy date to remember due to the tragedy that unfolded as we finished the tree.
This was the tree today.
And after a tidy up and old needle removal…
Then the repot
and the result
Over exposure but kinda cool all the same …
It’s been nice to keep a connection with this tree over the years. I even looked back in my files and found some older photos.
September 2001
March 2002
And a virtual image I made back in 2002. Not too far off the mark.
Stephen reworking the tree back in 2004
2011 with Stephen for scale. The tree isn’t really that big, Stephen is tiny!
Being inspected by Peter Warren in 2012
very nice progression. I think some more dip and circular pot will suit it better
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Pot not ideal Piotr, on that we agree, but all that was available. A round primitive type pot is being sought for the next time, even just to transfer. The angle or dip?, I think you’d need to see it in person to assess as a few things dictate this. I’ll still be here on the 21st 😉
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Ian…this turned out great Like the over exposed photo
Alan
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