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Re: landscape under construction

Posted: February 8th, 2017, 6:38 am
by KIRKY
Yep I hear you Alpineart, I'm in the same boat, they get heavier everyday :shake:
If you do cut it in half the left side would lean to a more tropical landscape with the fig. I wouldn't touch the planting to the right to my eye its perfect. :imo: :tu:
Came across this site and thought this was heading in the right direction. Although the planting on it would be extremely heavy.
https://crataegus.com/2012/03/31/mounta ... lon-board/
Cheers
Kirky

Re: landscape under construction

Posted: February 8th, 2017, 5:11 pm
by alpineart
Hi KIRKY , mate eventually it will have to be pulled apart as the roots on all 3 plants have cracked the mortar holding the rocks together . There's a lot of power in root's when they penetrate substrates they do untold damage even on this scale , might have to put some reo' in the bases next time .

Cheers . Alpine

Re: landscape under construction

Posted: October 13th, 2018, 7:37 pm
by alpineart
This is the black mountain after a work over
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, brighter in colour however it will fade to a more realistic natural look . This pot was purchased from a club member last month however it is a bit small
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,I might have to make another poly marble tray to suit .

Cheers . Alpineart