G'day native fans,
Following are some pictures of Casuarina cunninghamiana growing in their native habitat on my rural property. The tree's are estimated to be between 100 and 150 years old and some of the larger ones are over 2.5 meters diameter at the base.
This installment of pictures is focusing on the trunks, nebari and some natural uro caused by flood waters etc.
I encourage you to study the pictures and discuss elements that we could copy in our bonsai.
Further posts will focus on branch structure and whole trees.
Regards,
Steven
Casuarina in the wild - Nebari and Uro
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Casuarina in the wild - Nebari and Uro
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Re: Casuarina in the wild - Nebari and Uro
Gday Steven!
I've only had a chance to browse the thumbnails, but WOW!!! I can't wait until it's too dark/cold for me to be swinging a hammer so I can spend some quality time with your pics...
Thanks.
Fly.
I've only had a chance to browse the thumbnails, but WOW!!! I can't wait until it's too dark/cold for me to be swinging a hammer so I can spend some quality time with your pics...
Thanks.
Fly.
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Re: Casuarina in the wild - Nebari and Uro
Steven, I now understand your preference to them. My personal favorite is 36 But they don't grow like that!!!.
When we get back from our sojourn I will have to start work on mine. I do like these pictures and yes they should be used as a canvas for our Bonsai.
As Fly said wow
Pup
When we get back from our sojourn I will have to start work on mine. I do like these pictures and yes they should be used as a canvas for our Bonsai.
As Fly said wow
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Re: Casuarina in the wild - Nebari and Uro
17 and 34 is just woooah 
This is excellent! I'm really happy to see the potentials of Casuarina (and that I have something to base some of my own Casuarinas on!) Inspiring stuff.
This is excellent! I'm really happy to see the potentials of Casuarina (and that I have something to base some of my own Casuarinas on!) Inspiring stuff.
Melbourne, Victoria.
15 years of bonsai.
15 years of bonsai.
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Re: Casuarina in the wild - Nebari and Uro
just came across these post, thought i'd bump them, great posts Steven , cheers mate,, 
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Re: Casuarina in the wild - Nebari and Uro
Thanks Steven, just coming on these for your re-direction. WOW excellent photos, inspiring to put it to use on our trees.
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Re: Casuarina in the wild - Nebari and Uro
Can't believe I missed this post and can't believe there isn't more discussion on them. They are amazing trees. Interesting having such intriguing trunks. Think I might need to damage my trunks s bit and see what happens. Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Casuarina in the wild - Nebari and Uro
A question out of inexperience, then"Uro" is the holes in the bark that exposes the hard wood!?! As opposed to a currency in Europe...
Cheers
Elmar
Cheers
Elmar
Cheers
Elmar
Elmar
