Looks like a boxwood to me. Probably Chineese? Nice
material.

May I suggest you have a get aquainted period with ths
plant before you do anything major? Most good
material is done in because the new owner adds
styling/repotting stress to a tree that has recieved
unknown stress befor the aquisition.

This type of boxwood grows quicker than the
Kingsville, but is slow compared to say an elm or
maple. It can sprout out from the trunk. I would
develop some longer branches to give the tree a wider
spread.

Kitsune Miko
--- Samuel Gomez
wrote:
Hi all,

Yesterday I posted a question regarding the live oak
style. Now I see that
the boxwood I am planning to work with does not fit
this style. I have
posted some pictures in the potensai gallery.


http://internetbonsaiclub.org/galler...opic.php?t=906

Any suggestions/comments are always welcome.

Kind regards.

Samuel


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