This is the first potting of the Han Kengai Yamadori Yew. its still got some filling out of the foliage to do so I have potted the tree in an oversize pot to give the roots more run. At this stage, I wanted to know the state of the roots and whether there we any large ones that need to be reduced. I was surprised that there were none. In the future, this tree can be potted in a much shallower and smaller pot. my friend Riccardo Vinciguerra assisted. You can see the earlier work here.
Bonsai & Yamadori from Tony Tickle 
Reblogged this on Wolf's Birding and Bonsai Blog.
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That branch takes your eye away from the whole composition. It needs to be shortened imo.
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Bonsai is subjective and I love your input… the jin stays
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I think the tree would look better if the large dead branch was removed or drastically reduced.
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And then it would not be individual!
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That would be a criminal act such a story in that branch.
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damn right Alex
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