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I'm still climbing into tree's...My newest project.

stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay area

10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

Before and after 4 days. So,its very new and plants haven't oriented themselves as they will in time. I probably am not done. Little did I know in 1979 when I planted a stick of an Ash tree,I would be festooning it decades later-lol. Its a good tree- never had a problem with roots and sewers.

Before:

During:

Today day no.4

I did later straighten up that one leaning Aechmea pineliana minuta.

Also- I used a ladder...

Still more to go...

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splinter1804
10 years ago
Hi everyone.

Stan - Nothing looks better than brom's growing as nature intended, and it's certainly a very satisfying project. I look forward to seeing any future developments.

Below is a picture of an Aechmea fasciata I planted in the fork of an old Peppercorn Tree some years ago and although it didn't require the use of a ladder, the outcome some years later is quite pleasing.
tsugajunkie z5 SE WI ♱
10 years ago
Nice work from both of you. You make crotch-ity plants look good.

tj
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