European Beech
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European Beech
Hi all,
I came across this picture of a eurpoean beach and was actually quite moved by the beauty. not just of the bonsai itself (great movement i think) but also the picture as a whole is amazing. Wouldnt mind blowing it up and hanging it in my hall hehe
I came across this picture of a eurpoean beach and was actually quite moved by the beauty. not just of the bonsai itself (great movement i think) but also the picture as a whole is amazing. Wouldnt mind blowing it up and hanging it in my hall hehe
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Re: European Beech
Looks like the tree is bending toward the light 
Nice but I think the top section of the tree is to heavy. Love the pot and lower trunk tho

Nice but I think the top section of the tree is to heavy. Love the pot and lower trunk tho
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Wow! and people marvel at the Mona Lisa???
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Re: European Beech
This tree kinda is a bit of a Mona Lisa. Its kinda wierd and doesnt seem right, yet its kinda beautiful too
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Re: European Beech
I know this tree, ummmmmmm, can't remember now, there was a full progression series, was it Walter Pall, or Craig Cousins?
A magnificent specimen. Just about a perfect pot/tree/top dressing combination me thinks.
A magnificent specimen. Just about a perfect pot/tree/top dressing combination me thinks.
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Re: European Beech
Lovely tree!
I like where the moss is. Australians are known to put rings around the base of trees. Peter Adams commented on it and asked Ray Nesci why we do it, thinking it was for a specific purpose. Interesting huh?
JayC
I like where the moss is. Australians are known to put rings around the base of trees. Peter Adams commented on it and asked Ray Nesci why we do it, thinking it was for a specific purpose. Interesting huh?
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We are taught at the school, when preparing trees for display, that moss works better as Islands on the soil rather than grouped around the base.
Dunno why ray might do it, The uneducated punters might prefer it maybe?
Ken
Dunno why ray might do it, The uneducated punters might prefer it maybe?
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Re: European Beech
I noticed many trees at the opening of the National collection had this phenomenon of trunks ringed by moss then surrounded by gravel. I mentioned it to Grant. Maybe he thought it was directed at him but the only response I got was that's how we got the trees.
I was very happy to hear that the international guy at the Brisbane AABC made mention that he disliked how Aussies where doing this and as JayC mentioned Peter also stated a dislike.
I think it looks very fake. I don't mind the entire soil covered in moss sometimes though.
I love the beech. Look close enough and the top may start to look top heavy. It could take years to correct would it still be such a mesmerizing picture?
I was very happy to hear that the international guy at the Brisbane AABC made mention that he disliked how Aussies where doing this and as JayC mentioned Peter also stated a dislike.
I think it looks very fake. I don't mind the entire soil covered in moss sometimes though.
I love the beech. Look close enough and the top may start to look top heavy. It could take years to correct would it still be such a mesmerizing picture?
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