This Japanese maple (Acer palmatum)I got in May 2014 for a reasonable sum because it obviously was not first quality - too high, roots very awkward, some branches very thick and vertical, not properly prestyled. I had it for sale for quite a while and then started to play around with it. It was potted into a better pot and the crown was reduced. Fall foliage was quite nice. Without leaves one could see the structure of the tree. Well, certainly not a standard maple bonsai in the unavoidable informal upright form. So I decide to continue whit the naturalistic style. The thick vertical branch was declared a secondary trunk. The branches were arranged to form a round crown which is reminiscent of natural broadleaved trees and does not resemble a standard bonsai. The strange roots now make sense. Today it was wired for the first time. We will see what the next year will bring.
Walter Pall's main blog about bonsai and his work with trees from day to day. Lots of good pictures of good trees and lots of valuable information about bonsai.
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