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Just thought this may be a good topic for people to post some of there favourite trees trunks and bark . Guess I should go first

Some more.....

I’ll have to take some photos of some of my trees to share! Great thread!

Here are a few more bark and trunk shots. All taken on a wet day so some may not look as good as they could.

First some natives:
Some conifers:
And a couple of others: Apologies for the sore necks. For some reason Ausbonsai turns all my photos back to the original orientation when it loads the photos.

Great thread & pics - hope to see lots more....

Love it!! Thanks for sharing everyone. Bonsai people are seriously weird.

melbrackstone wrote: ↑August 6th, 2019, 8:55 am Bonsai people are seriously weird.

Here's a couple more to add to the collection. I don't really have anything particularly old and gnarly, but I'll do my best ...

i have nothing on the level of whats been posted.
but this ones looking pretty good for an Aleppo pine

Some awesome stuff guys , keep them coming .Almost makes you feel like your looking at a dirty magazine

Couple of mine

Japanese Maple nebari and trunk

Cork Bark Chinese Elm (yes i do need to fix the big root on the side there. It's very thick and im not sure what it's feeding, so i'm reducing it in stages)


Ginkgo with some nice bark texture

A few of my favourites.

This one started off with four taproots instead of one. Self sown Chinese elm from my backyard, about 10 years old (?).
Thanks for this fun thread, Matthew.

Lisa

Large seuji elm Ror trident Guava Japanese larch