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名媛直播Learner wrote: Just remember that, if you want to make a forest, you need an odd number of trees.

No you don't. An even number is perfectly acceptable - though it may be a bit harder to get the required asymmetrical look with an even number of trees.

RdyFreddie wrote: I would like to make a forest with these two and add maybe 2 3 more... pot about 36x16x2 or something that will just make it look nice

I too agree this is useful material. However, you'll need to turn them into bonsai first, before creating a forest. Currently, the foliage is too dense and the canopy too large (except the smalle one). They are in big, deep pots and probably have large root systems that need to be trained first.

Do not start creating that forest before you have a smaller, but healthy, root system.

Auk wrote: An even number is perfectly acceptable - though it may be a bit harder to get the required asymmetrical look with an even number of trees.

My mistake, I thought it was impossible to make it look right not just really hard

I like these very much! I have a Kingsville that I'm slowly pruning to form it. I got it a while ago, already in a rustic pot. I plan on repotting it in a larger pot this spring to hopefully get better growth out of it. They are both already beautiful. Good luck!

Thank you for the reply's. Where can I style it ( I sure won't have the guts to cut into that older bigger tree )

How much did you buy that kingsville boxwood for?