Cloud Pruning in new pot...
By Dottydaisy2
- 17 Jun, 2011
- 16 likes
Decided my cloud pruning could do with a treat, so it has a nice new shiny pot!!
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Thanks it must be 20 years old now Annella...
17 Jun, 2011
Wow! I always admire these!
17 Jun, 2011
Yes, me too, I love cloud pruned shrubs....well done DD!
17 Jun, 2011
Looks great
18 Jun, 2011
Love it.....I remember in Spain some friends had pruned a few Olive trees like this...no Olives, but they looked fantastic!....:o)
19 Jun, 2011
I was going to do this to my big Pittosporum.....then this winter....it died!
19 Jun, 2011
Crissue thanks, Janey have never seen it done with Olives, what a shame Karen you must try again with another large shrub....
19 Jun, 2011
the pot and the cloud pruning go perfect together, I have just started to get interested in this, what plant is it Dd. Looks like box to me, but im probably wrong :)))
22 Jun, 2011
I have been interested in cloud pruning for many years, this must be over 20 years old now......it is box with a yellow edge.
22 Jun, 2011
Ooooh, ill look out for a nice half price box and give it a go.
22 Jun, 2011
Yes you go for it......YDD.
22 Jun, 2011
Oooh, I'm definitely going to have a go at this:-))
25 Jun, 2011
BA have just done a big box that was in the border, looks a bit stupid at the moment....
1 Jul, 2011
Let me know when you put a pic on:-)
2 Jul, 2011
Hi DD...Just thought you might like to know I googled 'Cloud Pruned' Pittisporum pics, and your Cloud Pruned in i'ts new Pot is featured. Have you seen it!!
2 Jul, 2011
Fame at last eh:-)
2 Jul, 2011
Criss no ......is it really? BA ha ha...have just made a mess of the border cloud pruning the box....lol
2 Jul, 2011
Bet you haven't really made a mess of the border Dd...bet it still looks gorgeous:-)
3 Jul, 2011
Hi DD I've got two small Box plants grown from cuttings... One is a single stem, with a good head, the other has several stems, they are both slow growing Box, and ready for another prune...I would like to have a go at the 'Cloud Pruning' where to start top or bottom....I've done my Pittisporum, but that is a much softer shrub to do...tips ...s'il vous plait....thanks...
3 Jul, 2011
Hi I picked out a leader first as the main stem, and then pruned out all the unwanted branches just keeping the strongest, I do it by eye, I would use the Box with several stems if it was me.....as you say Pittosporum is easier to train, have you put a pic on?
BA I had trampled all over the border with my big feet, the Box was right at the back of the border, so it was very difficult to get at........still our visitors did not notice, luckily lol
3 Jul, 2011
Hi DD....I lost my nerve at the end, so have kept them as they were...maybe I'll look for one already done when the sales start...(she says)... :))
Yes I did put a pick on of the pittisporum...I'll look for the page and post it...
6 Jul, 2011
How big do they have to be before you start the pruning DD?:-)
7 Jul, 2011
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Love it!
17 Jun, 2011