Tilia cordata No.2 "Josephine"

 

Tilia cordata No.2 "Josephine"

 

Tilia cordata No.2 "Josephine"

 

Tilia cordata No.2 "Josephine"

 

Tilia cordata "Daria"

Autumn colours slowly appear, foliage is old and tired and the tree is getting ready for the rest. All wires from this year removed, a few weeks ago the last batch of fertiliser was applied so the tree can start strong in spring. 

Pot by Lubos Skoda. Pictures edited in Zoner Photo Studio. 

Tilia cordata No.2 "Josephine"

Tilia cordata No.2 "Josephine"

Last night I was working a little bit on this small-leaved lime tree. One dry branch, few cuts here and there. There are still a few wired branches since autumn and it stays there for a couple of weeks. Some wire will be applied later on a few branches. 

If you are right now hidden in your underground bunker and you are thinking about acquiring new hobby when everything returns back to normal maybe bonsai is for you. It is really not that hard. A plant like this could be bought for 50 cents, this one was worth 50 cents 10 years ago. You just need to water it every day, feed it 3-10 times a year, and it grows alone. When it has too many branches you remove unnecessary stuff and that's it. Go for it. 

 

Tilia cordata No.2 "Josephine"