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It's not exactly yamadori, because it was collected from a garden because of reconstruction.
The plant had been planted there 6 years ago, and I collected it in early August.
After pruning, to reduce leaf area, placed in the pot with peat and pumice.
Covered with plastic film, shadow and some watering with hormone
A few days later new leaves began to grow.

Finally after 2 months....flowers !!!



Which style do you prefer for this one?

Nice tree!

I would make a broom style.

Nice trunk!

If you ever have the option to get another trunk similar sized, please let me know. WOuld love to organize a way to get one of these.

Hansen wrote: Nice tree!

I would make a broom style.

Thank you very much.
I have the same idea, broom style is the one that i like.
Thinking to start next spring, untill then, i'll leave it in a quiet place.

leatherback wrote: Nice trunk!

If you ever have the option to get another trunk similar sized, please let me know. WOuld love to organize a way to get one of these.

Thank you.
Yes, why not? It's a dwarf bougainvillea, and from time to time we gonna have some opportunities for similar trees.
The real tresure in my place are juniperus!

Make sure you bend branches when still green; THen they set in a few weeks. Wait thill they turn woody and it gets harder to bend, and takes longer to set.

Mine last summer, before I cut off all branches as they were too straight:


And this spring, when it was cut back:


And in September this year, after 3 rounds of trimming and wiring:

That is really a material with potential, nice! Keep us posted.

Br
Magnus

Very nice trees too.
Thanks for advices, really appreciate!