Radiata pines
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Radiata pines
Hi all, Hope this pic comes out OK It is one of my smallest pines
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Re: Radiata pines
Hi John,
So thats the fabled Pinus radiata horizontalis. It apparently grows on the most windswept parts of the Monterey coast. Looks like great material.
Grant
So thats the fabled Pinus radiata horizontalis. It apparently grows on the most windswept parts of the Monterey coast. Looks like great material.
Grant
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Re: Radiata pines
Hi John,
I like this one -- specially the trunk line. I have three but nothing near this.
I have quite a few great radiata down here in Victoria.
I think Australia has best radiata pine bonsais around?
Regards.
I like this one -- specially the trunk line. I have three but nothing near this.
I have quite a few great radiata down here in Victoria.
I think Australia has best radiata pine bonsais around?
Regards.
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Re: Radiata pines
G'day John,
Congratulation on your first photo posting! Now you just have to turn your monitor 90 degrees to the left
The Mirkwood pot compliments the tree really well and I love the flowing movement in the trunk. Nice taper too.
How long have you had this one for and was it collected or purchased?
Regards,
Steven
Congratulation on your first photo posting! Now you just have to turn your monitor 90 degrees to the left
The Mirkwood pot compliments the tree really well and I love the flowing movement in the trunk. Nice taper too.
How long have you had this one for and was it collected or purchased?
Regards,
Steven
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Re: Radiata pines
Right way up
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Re: Radiata pines
hey hey johnny! congrats on your first post, great to see ya gettn out here in cyber space. like ya other trees this is no exception. great tree!!! thanks for sharing.
Regards Antonio: