Found these on the soil around one of my Eucalypts today.
Regards,
Peter
Self grown Accents
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Very cute.
And awesome photography Peter.
And awesome photography Peter.
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So cool Peter.
Fantastic shots!
Just in case you missed them here are some more to compliment your thread.
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Fantastic shots!
Just in case you missed them here are some more to compliment your thread.
viewtopic.php?f=30&t=14254
One of the fabulous things about growing bonsai is as you get old and decrepit your trees get old and beautiful
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Very nice, Peter. Any chance of getting a shot with the tree too? They might be too small, but thought I would ask. I've been a bit obsessed with eucs lately. 
Cheers, Karl
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Awesome little accents, and really good photography for such small subjects.
Thanks Peter
Thanks Peter
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Mycorrhiza fruiting bodies! 
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These self grown accents really make the bonsai look well presented. I have got 3 of these little mushrooms and some fern growing in the pot along with my Celtis Orientalis.
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Lackhand,
These are too small to be picked up on a full photo. The tree is a bit rough presently due to winter. This is a picture I took last year.
Regards,
Peter
These are too small to be picked up on a full photo. The tree is a bit rough presently due to winter. This is a picture I took last year.
Regards,
Peter
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Nice tree, Peter, thanks! What species is it? I don't think I've seen one with leaves quite like that. 
Cheers, Karl
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Its a Eucalyptus polyanthemos. Juvinile leaves are round and hard to reduce size. It can produce leaves as big as a hand.These are about the smallest I have been able to produce.
Regards,
Peter
Regards,
Peter
