this was a nice angle when I was playing around this morning so I thought I'd snap a shot
some of my pines in training
Hope you all enjoy
Kerrin
a row of pines
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Re: a row of pines
Looks good Kez, you have some nice looking stock. It is great to see wire on pines this time of year unfortunately I haven't got to all mine yet
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Re: a row of pines
Lovely photo and nice trees
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Re: a row of pines
Cryptically I see beer. 4 Pines brewery..... but their beer is way over rated. I'd rather have the pines and a schooner of Mt Kosciuszko.
Beautiful colours and some healthy looking pines.
Beautiful colours and some healthy looking pines.
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Re: a row of pines
That first one has got some real girth on it. Farout.
Typical coastie, always taking about beer... You're just compounding the stereotype... On a side note, never tried Mt Kosiosco, I will have to give it a go.
Typical coastie, always taking about beer... You're just compounding the stereotype... On a side note, never tried Mt Kosiosco, I will have to give it a go.
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I don't trust Bonsai, they are a little shady.
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haha, they are more appropriately known as Vitamin B2. Beer and Bonsai.Jarad wrote: Typical coastie, always taking about beer... You're just compounding the stereotype... On a side note, never tried Mt Kosiosco, I will have to give it a go.
The Gosford Hotel has it on tap Jarad, mmmm. Keep your shop-a-dockets from coles, and they have a Buy-1-Meal get 1-Meal for $5 for you and the gf.
Apparently the owner of the hotel who I was speaking to last month also owns the Banjo Patterson pub in Jindabyne, and they actually brew the beer there . I was gobsmacked. Such a great Australian craft beer.
Sorry to go off topic kez
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Growing tips for Casuarina as Bonsai: viewtopic.php?p=244995#p244995
How to reduce moss from the trunk without damaging the bark: viewtopic.php?p=295227#p295227