OOOOhhhhhh Yeesssss!

I have seen wonderful things done with this type of material. The stump can be carved and the new green growth can be treated similar to a group planting (number of sprouts, position). If you have time to let a select number of new shoots develop some gi
rth, even better.

Kitsune Miko

"Peter K." wrote:
a buddy in my club has a redwood stump which has more or less died back
and all that grows now are sprouts all around from the base. is there any
hope for a tree like this? can a style be made from it? i don't have pics
or i would've posted on the gallery, thanks in advance.

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Peter Kulibert zone 4a/5b

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