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Since I got my first tree a few weeks back my eyes have not stopped looking around at the various types of trees I pass on a daily basis. Just so happens that I only noticed the tree that has been in a pot in my mother's house for as long as I can remember. I think it has the potential to be very good material to work with. My mother seems to think it could be Japanese maple and I think she might be right. So could someone please let me know what it is and if it has potential?

The base oft the trunk is going to be a problem that's not easy to solve. I wouldn't choose this as bonsai material
I suggest you wait until it grows leaves, to see what exactly it is.

could always air layer?

Auk wrote: The base oft the trunk is going to be a problem that's not easy to solve. I wouldn't choose this as bonsai material
I suggest you wait until it grows leaves, to see what exactly it is.

Are you refereeing to the scar on the trunk?

Done more pics. Now that it has produced leaves. Still at a loss as to what i should do with it. There is some dead wood on it which i could probably work on. Any one any thoughts.

definitely looks like a maple with its opposite branching. but my Japanese maples have purple leaves.