Its been quite some time since I updated my blog. I am guilty of disappearing down the Facebook rabbit hole. Facebook sucks but it is important for communication. I will be posting mostly here and linking from Facebook and Reddit to my blog. Here is the cascade Prunus in a beautiful Sara Rayner pot for the US. I have also changed the angle slightly both on orientation and angle. I hope you guy like it.
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Very unusual pot, I love the contrast and combination.
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Where have you been ? Welcome back anyway.Missed you !
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Sorry but I disappeared down the Facebook rabbit hole, forgive me 😦
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No doubt the pot is beautiful, but for the combination I think the pot is too light. It draws you’re eye away from the main part of the tree. Which in my opinion needs thinning out as well
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The tree is grown for the flowers, I will post the next photo when in flower and lets see if you feel the same then?
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Hi Tony,
I met you during a workshop at Carlos v.d. Vaart in Holland, It was very interesting however it is already some time ago.
Yes very nice Prunus ! I Wonder about the branch below on the left side, it is in front of the trunk… ? But may be ou deliberaty left it therefor some reason.
Best regards
Gino Ghiorsi
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Hi Gino, nice to hear from you my friend… again I grow for the flowers and there is nothing wrong with crossing in front of the trunk with a tree that cascades.
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