Using Bonsai techniques to prune and shape overgrown shrubs and trees in the landscape. I have always thought that a good landscape design should provide pleasing views from the inside out as well as just from the outside. A good landscape garden is a four dimensional “sculpture” that has height, depth, and width, but [...]
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Tree forming-Landscaping from the inside out.
Posted in bonsai, garden techniques, pruning, renovating an overgrown landscape, Uncategorized, tagged landscape design for view, prune arborvitae, prune holly, pruning for tree form, shape arborvitae, shape holly, tree form shrubs, viewing flower beds from inside, yaupon holly on August 14, 2011 | 6 Comments »
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