Bonsia ..Horse Chestnut ..45 years old .

That'ts a real tribute to your skill and patience Amy!
Does it flower?

Thanks Sue it hasn't yet but I live in hope !

That's quite a long time. Congratulations

was that a project when you were at primary school.

I have a mountain Ash i inherited from my dad that flowers and produces berries grows in a pot but I don't look after it properly so a weird shape.

Thanks Paul ,Brian I'm going to say yes to that LOL... I've got a chainsaw if you need it for your Ash tree Brian ! nice that it has flowers & berries :o))

Amy it is only in about an 7/8in pot I will take a picture.I have never shaped it up only kept it for nostalgia.probably a bit late to try pruning it now.
I am quite a nostalgic person and was thinking about your Horse Chestnut tree and found myself counting on my fingers how old the one is in my garden dad planted as a seedling that was 1968 the year he retired so only a few years older than yours .will take a pic from my bedroom window in the rain and post it .it could not be more different to yours.
x

The one I've just looked at the 60ft one isn't the one you mean in a pot is it Brian ,my mistake I think Lol... its lovely to have plants /trees etc. passing through the family so may memories and day dreaming :o)

How lovely.....well done Amy......

Wow!!! Clever you Amy

Thanks both :o)

OMG, that's fantastic!

Smashing, Amy