Calitris ? Forest
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I managed to collect a few Australian Pine /Murray Pine seedlings , depends on which side of the border you hale . So i decided to slap together a young forest planting
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On with the rocks and moss ,Abit of top dressing and there you have it . Grinning like a goat in the garden
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Thanks hutch11, i love working with landscapes except when it comes to wiring the buggersHutch11 wrote:Mate I love it, you did well with the rock and moss placement
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i was going to ask that alpine, how quick do these guys grow? its looking pretty good mate, when do you expect to wire them out??
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[quote="Jamie"]i was going to ask that alpine, how quick do these guys grow? its looking pretty good mate, when do you expect to wire them out??
jamie
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Hi Jamie from personal experience they grow rather slow , i have had a White cypress pine for 11 years in the ground neglected , no care and its grown about 1 inch .No major improvement since the day i dug it up . Cheers
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Hi Jamie from personal experience they grow rather slow , i have had a White cypress pine for 11 years in the ground neglected , no care and its grown about 1 inch .No major improvement since the day i dug it up . Cheers
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i thought that might have been the case. bugger i would of liked to add another native.
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Do you ever say no to any material or do you collect everything in sight. I really like the placement of your trees, however i think that rock in the middle is too big. i would rather see a smaller rock towards the back of that opening, to look distant and create more depth. Then one slighty larger in the front somewhere with a smaller one again for perspective.



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anttal63 wrote:Do you ever say no to any material or do you collect everything in sight. I really like the placement of your trees, however i think that rock in the middle is too big. i would rather see a smaller rock towards the back of that opening, to look distant and create more depth. Then one slighty larger in the front somewhere with a smaller one again for perspective.![]()
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No prob i'll get up there and run the run
If the last pic is the front ??? the middle rock is still too big or needs turning to expose the trunks more. the hard bit is already done and well. playing with some different size rocks and possie's is the easy bit. In the end you are there and if its good for you , its good for me.




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Aha the last pic is the back , enough room left to place a tree or two if needed . The front has 3 rocks of varied sizes , i might just push the bigger one down a bit or the trees MIGHT actually increase in size unlike the White cypress pine i have . But hey come up and do a slab planting with the little ones i have left Ii'm sure i could find a rock or 2 to play with.Cheersanttal63 wrote:No prob i'll get up there and run the runIf the last pic is the front ??? the middle rock is still too big or needs turning to expose the trunks more. the hard bit is already done and well. playing with some different size rocks and possie's is the easy bit. In the end you are there and if its good for you , its good for me.
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Then i had the right front in the first place! Be up in the next couple of weeks pal!



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If you need any specialist tools bring your own. Looking forward to catching up.Cheersanttal63 wrote:Then i had the right front in the first place! Be up in the next couple of weeks pal!![]()