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A gum tree

Posted: March 29th, 2012, 9:42 pm
by daiviet_nguyen
I was looking for information on Dorothea Mackellar and came across this image:

http://www.imagesaustralia.com/gumtree.htm

It is a perfect scene for an Australian pot-landscape. The wire-fence is particularly romantic (for me anyway).

-- There are no horizontal branches on that old gum tree.

Re: A gum tree

Posted: March 30th, 2012, 3:25 am
by alpineart
Hi Daiviet , there are plenty of gums that inspire me up here . The ovens highway runs from Wangaratta to Omeo . Its now known as The Alpine Way . I have been meaning to take some pics but i forget the camera , not all gums have drooping branches thats true . Cheers Alpineart

Re: A gum tree

Posted: March 30th, 2012, 8:34 am
by Trent McKenzie
This is a perfect example of the way gums grow with ascending branches to minimise the amount of heat they're exposed to during our long hot summers.

Re: A gum tree

Posted: March 30th, 2012, 6:03 pm
by Booga
Hay Bosnia Brudders. I thingk Gumtree inspiration should be taken from large dead trees, Red gums or what ever.
This is only my opinion, I do think the images of living gums look good and show nice canopies but the the dead ones show the main larger 3 or 4 branches and then the canopy is up to YOU, Imagine the designs that you could come up with the trees in this image ... Just my thoughts
P063310089Bz-750.jpg

Re: A gum tree

Posted: March 30th, 2012, 6:19 pm
by siddhar
Looks like, and reminds me of the trees that call "Lake Eildon" and "Bonnie Doon" home... "Ahhh the serenity!"

Re: A gum tree

Posted: March 30th, 2012, 6:34 pm
by irish
Trent McKenzie wrote:This is a perfect example of the way gums grow with ascending branches to minimise the amount of heat they're exposed to during our long hot summers.
Hi.

MULWALA.... :worship: = Mecka for a Cod fisherman like me. :tu:

Regards.
Irish. :aussie:

Re: A gum tree

Posted: March 30th, 2012, 6:36 pm
by irish
Booga wrote:Hay Bosnia Brudders. I thingk Gumtree inspiration should be taken from large dead trees, Red gums or what ever.
This is only my opinion, I do think the images of living gums look good and show nice canopies but the the dead ones show the main larger 3 or 4 branches and then the canopy is up to YOU, Imagine the designs that you could come up with the trees in this image ... Just my thoughts
P063310089Bz-750.jpg
Hi.

MULWALA.... :worship: = Mecka for a Cod fisherman like me. :tu:

Regards.
Irish. :aussie: