I'll let the photos do the talking...
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| Crataegus and Prunus bagged and ready to go. |
My favourite of the haul was this large hawthorn. When selecting yamadori, I look for movement, taper, character and bark... This tree has the lot and is very old! It has very unusual nebari with a secondary trunk (apparently a separate tree) self grafted across the base - clutching a limestone rock. Is it a fault or does it add character? You decide!
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| My big hawthorn as found. |
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| Pruned and ready for digging. |
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| Front? |
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| Back? |
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| The Unique nebari, clinging to limestone. |
Hey ..ist the first time I see your blog ...stunning Hawthron you got in a really paradise yamadori aerea . Respekt for your trees .
ReplyDeletesaludos avicenna ( http://natureart-bonsai.blogspot.de/ )
Is it still alive ? A stunning -breathtaking tree ...
ReplyDeleteI do rock-pots by myself ...look at my blog (http://felsenschalen.blogspot.de/ )
If you want do make a deal with such stunning hawthrons traded for rock-flats ...send me a message ;-)
saludos
avicenna
Thank you for the comments Avicenna. Yes, the tree is alive. Your rock pots look very good!
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ReplyDeleteI am really interested in a crataegus with such stunning movements, old bark and a fat trunk linke this one you showed in your post above. Are you interested in trading ? If you do what Kind of Material is interesting for you . For further details lets get in contact per mail: ( avicennadp@web.de )
how looks the tree today? is it alive? greetings from germany
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