While recently vacationing with my family, I spotted this witches broom in the top of a Douglas Fir tree.
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It is on the side of a steep hill, across a river, so it is quite difficult to reach. I only longingly took these pictures from afar. I thought--should a scion be procured and a cultivar be achieved--a good name for it would be 'Emerald Cloud'. But who dares to go climb up that hill, and somehow make it to the top of that tree? Any takers??
Just thought it was an interesting find.
-Sam
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