This is the second in the series – The Tree – Scotch Pine
In the posting last month
(February), some of the basic information on this special tree was written:
when planted, where planted, why planted, plant information and special design
and trim information, etc.
This month, special attention is being
paid to the bark of the Scotch Pine. Look at the texture and color. Those are attributes that add interest to this pine here at
the Gardens at Waters East. Since it is located in the Asian Patio Garden where the dinning
table in that patio is so close to the tree – visitors get to see up close the
beauty and interesting patterns of the trunk of this Scotch Pine.
interesting branching
The only pinecone on the tree this winter.
The same area - before the Scotch Pine was planted.
As the Spring and Summer
progress, you will see the numerous and various planting that cluster about the
base of this tree and surrounding area.
Photos of these plants will be in upcoming postings.
For now, enjoy the detail of the
bark.
NOTE: All photos use in this
posting were taken on the property of Gardens
at Waters East
unless
otherwise marked.
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accurate journal of the gardens;
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“staged”, “arranged”, or ”photo-shopped” in anyway.
What is posted
– is what it here. It is what it
is.
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Great tree to follow! I've always enjoyed the shape and the bark of Scotch Pines. Glad to hear that spring is finally starting to move into our neighborhood. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tree to follow! I've always enjoyed the shape and the bark of Scotch Pines. Glad to hear that spring is finally starting to move into our neighborhood. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. Taking the time to study the texture of the bark is a fascinating thing to do.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!
ReplyDeletelg kathrin