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Guidelines for beginners required

Shaping trees with the intention that the design will continue to grow for the tree's life span. This style includes abstract, symbolic and functional.
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Guidelines for beginners required

Postby aashokain on Tue Feb 16, 2010 6:19 am

Hi, This is Ashok from India. I would link to know about the tree species used commonly for shaping. This is a new trend for me. I have not seen such trees except today on NET :D .
Is there any information for beginners as regards
1. Which are the species? 2.When to and how to begin the tree shaping? etc.
Will be glad to get the guidance!
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Re: Guidelines for beginners required

Postby blackash on Sat Feb 20, 2010 11:38 am

Hi and Welcome Ashok,
We at Pooktre had a write up in India that answers your tree species question. Have a read and see if it answers any of the your other questions. http://www.pooktre.com/artical-005.html
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