Big trees that make you say, "It's like a giant bonsai"
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Biggest tree - Great Witley
Giga
Masterpiece
epic
Nybonsai12
Masterpiece
Giant pre-bonsai? just needs some refinement....
PaulH
Omono
Hey Al, I just realized I stole one of you photos in my post. I must have liked it and saved it in my "inspiration" folder. Sorry!
TyroTinker
Shohin
How about "Big trees that make you say 'it's like a giant Mall-sai'"
Saw these in the woods today while playing disc golf
Saw these in the woods today while playing disc golf
Must have used copper wire.
CWTurner
Omono
Oh Bobby. Great tree shots.
CW
CW
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
Zelkova_(Dulwich_Common)_04-10-07_11 by Bobby Lane, on Flickr
gallina1594
Shohin
CamdenJim
Shohin
Ye Old Oak Tree by john's taken it, on Flickr
[Edited by removing far too many gorgeous photos.]
What a photo collection! Thanks for posting all the inspiration.
gallina1594
Shohin
This amur maple at my University. I wonder how old it is?
Pads
Yamadori
This semi cascade pine even has a nice jin on the top
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
sparklemotion
Shohin
These pictures don't do it justice, obviously. But this pair of pines is inspiring a tree I'm styling right now. Roseville, MN.
Side A
Side B
Side A
Side B
Anthony
Imperial Masterpiece
@BobbyLane ,
no 1 in your post and no.3 could be Sageretia t.
Thanks a million for the look!!
Good Day
Anthony
no 1 in your post and no.3 could be Sageretia t.
Thanks a million for the look!!
Good Day
Anthony
gallina1594
Shohin
This one's awesome!
eferguson1974
Chumono
I need to go take pics! There is an absolutely huge kapock tree not too far from me. It doesn't have a branch til 100' or more in the air. Some of y'all would love it for sure, a miniature one would be awesome. And there are guyaba (guava to most, but guava is another thing. The ones with yellow golfball size fruit have beautiful multi colored bark and most of us wish we had mini versions, they ramify very well. Some look like big bonsai Wday I'm going down to the Panama border for cheap supplies. I can take photos then. Anyone want to see helaconia flowers? There are lots of types and styles here, some are blooming now in my yard and nearby. Their colors can be so vivid, and varied. If y'all want to see them it's no problemas, I am happy to do it. There are ficus here that would look great as minis if done right. That's just what I've been trying to do with them, and I'm pretty happy with a few of them. The trees here are full of stuff to learn also, and if I'm not learning I'm bored..ok, pics later in the week.
abqjoe
Chumono
Tycoss
Chumono
pitchpine
Mame
Here are a few from my archive :
Near the most northwestern point in the continental US, on the Olympic peninsula in Washington state:
A naturally dwarfed birch grove on the top of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, Maine:
And some pitch pines in the Albany Pinebush Preserve in NY state. I'm kicking myself for not getting a better shot of the older tree in the back right corner!
Near the most northwestern point in the continental US, on the Olympic peninsula in Washington state:
A naturally dwarfed birch grove on the top of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, Maine:
And some pitch pines in the Albany Pinebush Preserve in NY state. I'm kicking myself for not getting a better shot of the older tree in the back right corner!
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