Root over rock JBP

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Root over rock JBP

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After thinning and removing some branches this pine is beginning to take shape
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A cute little tree :yes:
do you have any earlier pics of it ?

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Re: Root over rock JBP

Post by treeman »

Good on ya for attempting this Gerard. Black pines and rock look good together. I've been meaning to try this. I need to find some HARD black rocks. Some just fall to bits after a while!
Mike
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