Hi Bart:

Go for it Bart.... If it is almost there why not let the tree tell you
hpow it wants to grow. You just have to nudge it along.... I think the
Texas Ebony are a really lovely fun tree. I am pretty sure they are of
the same family as the Brazilian Rain tree, and both trees are to be
enjoyed year round. I do keep mine on propagation mats and they do not
just survive indoors, but are thriving all winter.... 8-)


Carl L. Rosner - near Atlantic City zone 6/7

http://bmee.net/rosner

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Bart Thomas wrote:

I have a texas ebony that is a natural (no changes in planting angle or
serious branch bending) semi-cascade.

With clip and grow, it could grow into a full two stage cascade.

Has anyone seen this in nature? I don't want a "forced" effect.

Thanks.

Bart





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