Johnathan
Omono
Austrian Black Pine
The bark picture thread
parhamr
Omono
Yamadori Lodgepole Pine, collected in 2017, and likely around 60 years old (but maybe up to 80… it’s from a very unique microclimate)
Yamadori Engelmann Spruce, probably about 30 years old
Yamadori Engelmann Spruce, probably about 30 years old
Tycoss
Chumono
I really like the bark on that lodgepole! Collected honeysuckle “farmadori”
Maloghurst
Chumono
Japanese barberry that I hope to collect from a neighbors yard. By far the biggest oldest one I’ve ever seen. If you look closely you. An see the little red leaves budding just above the bend in the trunk
KiwiPlantGuy
Omono
Hi all,
My addition is a Quercus faginea
Charles
My addition is a Quercus faginea
Charles
Starfox
Masterpiece
Alnus cordata
Jeremy
Shohin
Starfox
Masterpiece
Callistemon viminalis
Jeremy
Shohin
Casuarina Glauca
PiñonJ
Omono
Siberian elm (Ulmus pumila) air layer in progress:
DayDrunk
Yamadori
Not even sure what species this is or if it’s conducive to bonsai with those big leaves but it was growing out into my driveway so it got a chop. Cool bark though.
Attachments
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Chi-Chi Ginkgo Maidenhair...
Tieball
Masterpiece
Not sure what the problem is. I can’t attach my bark photos...or other photos in other topics.
It goes through the motions of the % and when it reaches 100% it turns into this:
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......and no photo is attached. I did have some decent bark photos though. Not sure what’s happening. Very nice bark photos from others though.
It goes through the motions of the % and when it reaches 100% it turns into this:
......and no photo is attached. I did have some decent bark photos though. Not sure what’s happening. Very nice bark photos from others though.
Jeremy
Shohin
Tiger Bark Ficus
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Chinese quince... exfoliating bark.
0soyoung
Imperial Masterpiece
Pinus bungeana
Starfox
Masterpiece
There is an issue where the files are too big, it happens to me too but if you open up Paint or whatever software you have then you can resize the pics and save them again then they upload with no problems. I normally resize mine to 30 percent of original size.
And here is some young bark of a Eucalyptus they will eventually become more fissured, they are known as box eucalyptus types due to the way the bark eventually forms.
Cosmos
Shohin
Thuja occidentalis extremely neglected hedging material (second best thing after yamadori).
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Nice...I am seriously addicted to how as this species bark matures...it wrinkles...and how the scars heal over in gnarly looking image.
My own tigerbark ficus ...taken at dusk.
