ONLY OLIVE TREES?WHY NOT?

I was trying to tidy up my back garden,last years yamadories to be honest...to make some room for this years and i saw some promising trees i want to share with you...I did some work to some of them(sorry about that),but some are just untouched.Its all about trunks and it doesnt matter if its a big tree or a small tree,if it has good characteristics then size doesnt matter...your opinions...

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Prime material Savva.
ANd as the time goes by, we get more selective.

It is about time though to do some more work on them. I am referring to myself too (mostly to myself), because i am hooked on collecting and i spend less time wiring and bending

very nice.
Its time to start working on these.

You are right both of you,but on the other hand they havent been on their new home for more than 8-10 months!!!!!its not such a long time realy?is it?

I think it will be ok for some light wiring. You can work with the dead wood as well.

I have worked on trees within a year of collection. As long as they're stable in the pot it shouldn't be a problem.
Be wary of the collecting bug Stavros. You might end up with so much material that you can't do it all justice. Good for trading though.

dont give him any more ideas Will,please.....