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Genius
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| this forsythia was on its way to the garden fire, i gave up on it but had a change of mind & struggled with it for many hours. this spring i will refine the branches after its flowered (if it does?) & move it into a bonsai pot. updates to follow. 
work on dead wood to start here 
If you forget your history, you will repeat your mistakes! RoyH 
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I see a frog in the carved part of the fourth picture.
I did use Forsythia for a few but have none at home. They went to my Son's and Daughter's homes a few years ago. They worked reasonably well and are alive and continuing to flower in season.
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Genius
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| i see what you mean regrding the frog. I must say this tree has given me the chance to practice carving & offers a lot more for experimenting with its apperance. i'm also amazed that it survived, so it has encouraged me to carry on trying to save trees bound for the garden fire.
If you forget your history, you will repeat your mistakes! RoyH
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Genius
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Thank you for the lesson re forsythia Roy, brilliant 
Kath
UK - Zone 8
"Patience is a virtue"
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