Chinese Elm with companion
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Watto
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Chinese Elm with companion
Hi folks. I was out removing the "dead" leaves off a few of my bonsai and discovered this little mushroom growing under a small Chinese Elm. The elm is under 100mm and the mushroom about 10mm - seems a perfect size for a small tree. The mushrooms movement also matches. I'd like to take some credit but I thinks its all due to Mother Nature.
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Re: Chinese Elm with companion
Verry Cute
I have a few big ones growing round here after the rain this week, but they are i the grass
None on my trees that i have seen
Ken
I have a few big ones growing round here after the rain this week, but they are i the grass
None on my trees that i have seen
Ken
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Re: Chinese Elm with companion
Likewise Ken, must be all the rain.
Watto, that is a great companion photo, and lovely pot too
Watto, that is a great companion photo, and lovely pot too
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Re: Chinese Elm with companion
haha...that is a match made in heaven!!
very cute,Watto.
very cute,Watto.
...yum yum! cheers.
