AusBonsai

Hi Guys , those spiral live veins are absolute awesome , must have been one hell of a rapid violent firestorm by the look of it . Thanks for posting these inspiration pics .

Cheers Alpine .

Hi.

Natives all Australian in two more years i can start placing my natives in pots.

Regards.
irish.

Thankyou Jarryd. I loved the Gypsy camp fig. It reminds of a bush camp in the Flinders Ranges where a person was sleeping on a hessian bed stuffed with bird feathers. There were wild goat remains in the campfire. We left supplies and felt enriched for the experience, it was very humbling.

Cheers Anne

Thanks Pup, it would be a good mel to experiment with, I took loads of pics of them they were all amasing.

Red

Thanks alpine I have been meaning to post the spiral gum and then I saw this post and thought this would be a good place to put it haha

Red

I wanna live in a fig tree one day.

jarryd wrote:haha get some olive crazy! make sure you post your finds

more next week once i have a look through my external hard drive.

I was able to get out today wife dosent no a tree came home with me only a little one , but did find something that may come home shortly lol ill post some pictures soon

Redmondz wrote:A few ive come across

Hi Redmondz, those huge twisted malalucas are so cool. any chance you could tell their exact location? I love to take a sunset photo fot them.
dk

hey Kvan64 umm I cant remember the exact name of the hill but its in a natiknal park in esperance, I will find out for you though. Its an awesome spot but iys a fair trek up to the top and there is ab awesome cave at the top as well

Cape le grande national park, frenchmans peak, esperance. Its an amasing spot in general well worth the effort, let me know how you go.

Red

jarryd wrote:I have been meaning to post a few pics up for a while of some trees I have seen throughout australia, i will show a few now for you to all native fanatics to froth over

first is a beautiful gum which will blow most peoples opinion on what these iconic trees can achieve in harsh environments.

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Looks to me like Eucalyptus accedens (powderbark wandoo)