- A typical Azalea (Rhododendron sp.) before the workshop A typical Azalea (Rhododendron sp.) before the workshop
- Another typical Azalea (Rhododendron sp.) before the workshop
- Guy Guidry begins with a short lecture on the Azalea’s they will be working with.
- Guy Guidry begins with a short lecture on the Azalea’s they will be working with.
- Guy telling a participant that he really likes the stock he picked out
- Guy looking over another piece of stock
- You can see that everyone is hard at work, including Guy
- Guy is explaining the design to the observers
- Guy pointing out a part of the stock that is particularly interesting
- Guy explaining what should be done with this piece of stock
- Guy does what he says here
- Guy performing some finishing touches to the pruning for this participant
- Guy helping another participant
- The participant begins to wire this tiny little tree
- Guy root pruning a piece of stock to help choose a pot
- Guy helping to choose a pot
- Before repotting
- Before repotting
- Before repotting
- Guy applies some last minute touch ups
- Guy shows his excitement and appreciation of the wiring job done to this tree
- Guy has found the perfect pot for this tree and begins to wire it into the pot
- Guy making sure there is enough soil in the pot of this tree. He suggests not using a chopstick or other tool to pack in the soil, he says this will separate the soil components. Leaving the larger particles on the surface with the majority of the smaller particles on the bottom. He like to use only his fingers for this job.
- One of the participants applying moss to her freshly repotted and styled tree
- Azalea after the workshop Pot: Sara Rayner (United States)
- Azalea after the workshop Pot: Sara Rayner (United States)
- Azalea after the workshop Pot: Sara Rayner (United States)
- Azalea after the workshop Pot: Sara Rayner (United States)
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