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Small and large trees

His job is trees!

You've already seen, and you will see him often
But today I will present a different demonstration.
To see this, you should try sometimes under the trees as on the two pictures below in a restyling of a juniper, and if you do not find it, then you should raise your head and look in the trees ... ... .. need look no further! it is always in the trees. Olive Bar Artisan Bonsai http://www.artisanbonsai.com/ and green space, specializing in pruning

he is already immersed in his work .. ............

situation drying has a present: it is sometimes to 30 meters in height, this time it is in the tree

He raises and his good works with love, then he kills big trees! I told you it was his JOB

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Result with zeolite chabazite

To understand, review the following article of March 15 on "layering".
I added that I repotted my juniper in the zeolite chabazite replacing the akadama. I found more benefits, mainly in the development of young roots after repotting. Today

a month and a half later, I had the urge to get my Juniper to place in a pottery final knowing that I made him take any chances since I put it back in the same zeolite substrate more Sphagnum variety of Chiloé "Gren"

Alors! Pub or intox think some of the zeolite refractory ... ... ... .. Not at all, and I can prove with these pictures or new layer of my roots took a running start to my fat mixture of chabazite and moss.

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Response to "Question about a plant health problem

"Question about a plant health problem" is a subject with photos of the month of Avila or I was asking to know the name of this fungus
I got two responses, including that of the NFB of Nice, which would confirm "Loreille of Judah") " auricularia auricula-Judah "

Cardinal Jean Pierre told me I think Gymnosp Orangium.

retouve and I at the site of the same answer Monique
is the Gymnosporangium sabinae . It is a fungus that attacks primarily junipers and has the distinction of transit pear or quince.

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Question on a problem plant health

I spend a few photos of a problem I encounter every spring on juniper.
is formed on a branch or two clusters of orange gelatinous, see the following photos, I would like to know the name of this fungus, reasons for its development and if possible its care? If I let them grow like last year they will leave blisters and Dryer as necrosis, this year I've scraped wood inclus j'attent to see more.

below I sabine pass another is a first job formatting I just put in place. Segond In time the plant will be repositioned to bring the nebari value.