The bark picture thread

[AZbonsai]

Little Leaf Cordia

 

[Housguy]

Is it possible to develop bark in a container? Or is it just something obtained with ground planting? I think both, it is more like time and environmental exposure factors that case barking and the genetic makeup of the tree as well.

Cork Oak, juvenile

Don't forget to post some bark, picture please

 

[AppleBonsai]

1-3 Cork Bark JBP
4 Euro Olive
5 Flying Dragon Citrus
6 Heritage Cherry
7-8 Nejikan Pom
9 Seiju Elm
10 Porcelain berry

 

[Fishtank307]

Betula pubescens collected from a field.

My favourite in my collection

 

[plant_dr]

Is it possible to develop bark in a container? Or is it just something obtained with ground planting?

Here's an Austrian Black pine that's spent its whole life in a pot.

 

[plant_dr]

Here it is about seven years ago- not very craggy yet.

 

[Housguy]

Lodge pole pine


Cork Oak

 

[hemmy]

Uncertain Ulmus, cedar elm or hybrid, late summer/fall flowering:

 

[hemmy]

Floss Silk Tree, Ceiba speciosa

 

[parhamr]

Japanese Black Pine, probably around 20 years old


Dwarf Scots Pine, possibly grafted:


Next winter I’ll be repotting this and I should be able to expose another 3 inches of trunk!

 

[Arcto]

Bristlecone Pine.

 

[AZbonsai]

Cape Honeysuckle
Ficus Benjamina
Yaupon Holly




Great Thread!

 

[Shima]

All Metrosideros polymorpha. Ohi'a Lehua.

 

[Bonsaidoorguy]

A barberry that I found ripped out of a planting strip by a car. I swear

 

[AppleBonsai]

A barberry that I found ripped out of a planting strip by a car. I swear

That's called "Urban Whoopsadori".

 

[DirkvanDreven]

Pinus Cembra

 

[AZbonsai]

Worm Wood

 

[Dav4]

Two Japanese black pines... I wonder which one is older...

 

[Paulpash]

Fuji Cherry


Mugo pine


Acer Campestre


Jacquemontii Birch

Craggy old Hawthorn

 

[Meh]

Collected RMJ


Collected Ponderosa: