This Juniper Chinensis Blaauws Variety was brought to a recent workshop.
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The tree looks a bit ”scraggy” but the tips have been left alone to maintain it’s health and vigour especially after the removal of so much foliage. This is a basic initial styling but already you can relate to the branch structure and where the spaces will form.