The appearance of the pomegranate pile scene shows the charm of the pile scene. Pomegranate bonsai mainly has the following shapes:

(1) Straight-drying single trunk is upright or slightly curved, the branches and leaves in the crown are clearly layered, and the fruits are evenly distributed, forming a pagoda with a large bottom and a small top. shape. The big ones are graceful and graceful, while the small ones are slim and graceful.

(2) The bridge-crossing style shows that the trees on the river bank or stream have been blown down by the wind, and the main trunks or branches have grown across the river or stream. Plenty of fruits hang on the branches, full of interest and wild interest.

(3) Curved-trunk tree trunks are mostly single trunks that bend upward in a zigzag shape, with many twists and turns and distinct layers, shaped like a swimming dragon. The fruits mostly hang at the corners of the trunk, with graceful posture.

(4) The cliff-shaped trunk is bent from the root to the neck and tilts outside the basin, like a tree growing on a cliff. The fruit leaves hang side by side, with contrasting red and green colors.

(5) Most of the lying-trunk tree trunks lie on the surface of the basin. When approaching the edge of the basin, the branches suddenly rise. There is a long branch at the lower part of the crown extending towards the roots to achieve visual balance.

(6) The dry trunk has been eroded and decayed into holes, or most of the xylem has decayed and fallen off, leaving only one or two pieces of old bark and a small amount of xylem. New branches grow from the top of the bark, and the vitality is exhausted. Dry. Aged but full of energy.

(7) The elephant form is based on the fact that the material is somewhat pictographic, and the plants are processed into some kind of animal image, whether it is a bird or a bird or a beast, with movement and stillness, giving people a sense of alienation of animals and plants. Aesthetic taste.

(8) The bent trunk style uses the naturally thicker wild bent pile trunks of older trees and more than 10 centimeters, which are pruned and tied up. It not only looks old and simple, but also has a masculine and strong beauty.

(9) Double stem type: one tree with two stems or two trees in one pot. The two trees depend on each other and are moderately apart. The two stems of the double stem style must be one large and one small, one thick and one thin, and the shape must be changed. It symbolizes the feeling of being like brothers and sisters, supporting the old and taking care of the young, and respecting each other as guests.

(10) Jungle style 3 or more trees planted in one pot. Several trees of different sizes, curves, and thicknesses are often planted in odd numbers in rectangular or oval pots, often with unexpected effects.

(11) The Pan Root Style lifts the roots out of the soil, lifts them, connects them, or pricks them, showing the majestic posture of grasping the ground. They are in various poses and have their own characteristics, making them look old, simple, and tenacious.