daygan
Chumono
Does anyone know how one might pot a tree in such a way that it invokes the image of a tree actually growing on a mountain slope? - and I mean, with the soil actually being "sloped" and the and surface roots being slanted along the line of that slope... I imagine this might be easier with a more organic soil, but I'm interested in figuring out how one might do this with non-organic soil, particularly something like diatomite/diatomaceous earth, which seems to me would slowly "trickle" down the slope until the slope was no more and the tree's "uphill" roots were exposed.. just a random question..