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Hello, I am sure that the answer to my question is on here somewhere but I honestly am short on time to look at the moment. So the basic facts:
1 I am new (the past two years) to bonsai and have a small tree I was told was a "dwarf cedar" that I thought would make a nice bonsai, so I bought it.
2 I have had the plant for about 10 months now, I bought it the end of last spring, then immediately repotted it into a training pot, did a light root trimming removing a couple roots that wrapped the trunk as well as some of the larger ones, I also removed several small branches from the main trunk(s).
3- I wanted to trim up and shape some of the remaining larger branches this summer but wasn't sure exactly where to cut them on a cedar. On a tree like a juniper or azalea it is somewhat more aparent to me where to make the cuts.
4- the green pot inside the larger cylinder pot is a lot smaller, aprox 1/3rd the size, the larger one is just for looks


How do I trim this tree if I just want to take volume off the branches not remove the whole branch?
How old approximately would you think this tree is? (I'm guessing around 4 years?)
Any suggestions on shaping the tree or knowledge I should know?
I have also attached pictures of a mystery tree that I am not sure of the species of, does anyone know what my mystery tree is?

The rest of the pictures are just to show you guys what I have accomplished in the last two years, any suggestions, comments, praise or things you see I am doing horribly wrong?

Only 1 picture was posted and I don't think it was what you intended to post.

Oh, I am a little short on time to help you now. Maybe you can google it.

Really, you are short on time and therefor expect other people to take time out of their life to provide you with answers that are easily available?
Suuure.