catfish chapstick Chumono Messages 739 Reaction score 198 Location Kentucky, USA Dec 13, 2009 #1 i found this juniper on the side of some railroad tracks. i believe it has potential and it seems healthy. it appears to be naturally stunted. Attachments 101_0182.jpg 94.7 KB · Views: 176
i found this juniper on the side of some railroad tracks. i believe it has potential and it seems healthy. it appears to be naturally stunted.
Vance Wood Lord Mugo Messages 14,002 Reaction score 16,988 Location Michigan USDA Zone 5-6 Dec 13, 2009 #2 catfish chapstick said: i found this juniper on the side of some railroad tracks. i believe it has potential and it seems healthy. it appears to be naturally stunted. Click to expand... It's a good find. If the rail road is still active it has probably been hacked back by rail road employees or the actual passage of the train.
catfish chapstick said: i found this juniper on the side of some railroad tracks. i believe it has potential and it seems healthy. it appears to be naturally stunted. Click to expand... It's a good find. If the rail road is still active it has probably been hacked back by rail road employees or the actual passage of the train.
Tachigi Omono Messages 1,198 Reaction score 71 Location PA. USDA Zone 6b Dec 13, 2009 #3 CC, Out of curiosity where are you keeping this juniper. Normally Juniperus Virginiana foliage turns dark almost a purply color in winter. I kinda like this one see some potential
CC, Out of curiosity where are you keeping this juniper. Normally Juniperus Virginiana foliage turns dark almost a purply color in winter. I kinda like this one see some potential
treebeard55 Chumono Messages 762 Reaction score 88 Location north-central Indiana, USA USDA Zone 5A Dec 13, 2009 #4 Good find, CC! Nice taper, plenty of low foliage -- definite potential. I think Vance is right: stunting has probably been done by the hand of man, for what that's worth. It's still a nice little tree.
Good find, CC! Nice taper, plenty of low foliage -- definite potential. I think Vance is right: stunting has probably been done by the hand of man, for what that's worth. It's still a nice little tree.
treebeard55 Chumono Messages 762 Reaction score 88 Location north-central Indiana, USA USDA Zone 5A Dec 13, 2009 #5 Here's a quick-and-dirty virt of what I see in this tree. You may like it, or it may at least spark some idea of your own. (The gray stubs are supposed to be jins. I make no claim to be a wizard with Photoshop! ) Attachments CC's juniper.jpg 31.4 KB · Views: 35
Here's a quick-and-dirty virt of what I see in this tree. You may like it, or it may at least spark some idea of your own. (The gray stubs are supposed to be jins. I make no claim to be a wizard with Photoshop! )
grouper52 Masterpiece Messages 2,377 Reaction score 3,740 Location Port Orchard, WA USDA Zone 8 Dec 13, 2009 #6 I agree with the others. A great find with lots of potential. Keep us posted as you develop this bad boy.
I agree with the others. A great find with lots of potential. Keep us posted as you develop this bad boy.
catfish chapstick Chumono Messages 739 Reaction score 198 Location Kentucky, USA Dec 14, 2009 #7 another angle here is another angle Attachments 101_0183.jpg 96.5 KB · Views: 53