This is a recently collected clump of trees, collected and completely untouched so they remain as they were in the wild.
There only 6 of them so in "real" terms not acceptable but we'll see how we progress.
I think I can make a fake seventh silhouette from one of the low branches, as I said we'll see, so early for this one.
so first of all, a glimpse of where they came from
July 2016
and potted, aslo July 2016
and Jan 2017
Casuarina Forest Yamadori
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Re: Casuarina Forest Yamadori
That's a corker of a clump!
Its just going to get better, too....
It seems to me that, as it came to you with six trunks, six trunks is how it should remain...
I know the "rules" about odd numbers being more aesthetic, but those rules are there a guidelines, and this group works fine as it is!
That's what I think, anyway.
I'm usually much too busy admiring trees to count trunks!
Its just going to get better, too....
It seems to me that, as it came to you with six trunks, six trunks is how it should remain...
I know the "rules" about odd numbers being more aesthetic, but those rules are there a guidelines, and this group works fine as it is!
That's what I think, anyway.
I'm usually much too busy admiring trees to count trunks!
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