These were taken from the ground in August and put into pots. Both have been doing well enough that I will need to have a way to distinguish them. Unless I do a joint planting… nah.
Team Overhang
This is the one characterized by a heavy overhang, with center of the foliage being a good distance from the trunk.



Team Upright
This tree is much more vertically aligned, although the actual growth is angled.



But as I said, this one feels closer to a formal upright.


