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Wbgarden Sunday witch´s brooms afternoon...

14 years ago

Hi, some today Captain Hook pictures...

Jan wbgarden

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sluice
14 years ago
Looks like a good day!

3rd photo, what type of tree?
wbgarden
Original Author
14 years ago
Hi Sluice, ad No.3 Pinus sylvestris.
Last year IÂ´v found witch on it. It was so called driving car discovery and this winter heavy snow and wind destroy this pine...
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so my friendly foresters Milon and Wenceslaw help me...
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Another Pinus sylvestis must Milon climb...
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Good work...
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Jan wbgarden

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Love those new brooms. The nigra is fantastic. Here are two I collected this week. Dax scion gets mailed to you today The picture shows two sylvestris brooms from the same tree, about 180 degrees apart from each other. The broom on left has some of the normal foliage attached. It is a much denser broom. Neither is miniature. Both brooms have cones. Maybe Dax can get some good foliage photos. I was not patient enough to get a clear shot Keith
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Nice pics of a variety of brooms. Even with tiny brooms, it seems like the communal thing to do to: 1. share scion wood with other broomers 2. leave the existing broom in the tree where it is available for others on future scion-quests also, so it has the chance to set more cones in future years. Is collecting the whole broom analogous to killing the chicken to get the egg, or perhaps the goose to get the golden egg? ....not to mention leaving evidence for future researchers. Brooming is great sport, isn't it? If you do decide to get a haircut, please don't cut off your whole head. Cheers, Charley
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Hi Resin you are completly right. This abies concolor is my favorite tree for exhibition..., I mean TV stuff from Czech TV Prague, for example,photograps, newspapersmen etc. call me..: is good weather, they are saying, and good light and we are near your place in Ostrava. Can we do something about dwarf conifers gardening with you ??? My talking head say yes, of course..... BTW - during last 20 years nobody follow me to the top of this fir..... Maybe you understand me... As to top, concolor witchÂ´s broom is going to be leader.... As to unusual old tree in Czech forests... You know there are too many such small arboreta with unusual old tree near the old rangers houses or gamekeepers lodges. Some hundreds years old Abies nordmanianas, concolors, Pinus strobus, Chamecyparisis etc...Maybe you remeber this link: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/conif/msg0215265723658.html /sorry for my english../ Jan wbgarden Parviflora beauty.... Picea engelmannii Pocahontas... Here is a link that might be useful: Dwarf conifers garden.
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Hi Dax, a little curl conditioner on To day Larix decidua witch... Another short needles witchÂ´s broom - Pinus silvestris Baron. Btw, Baron is name of horse, who help us.... Jan wbgarden Here is a link that might be useful: Dwarf conifers.
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coniferjoy
14 years ago
It's always nice to have such a good friends who can help you when the broom is higher then your new cutting pole can reach.

The last picture looks very interesting, looks like a Picea pungens witches'broom with flowers... ;0)
wbgarden
Original Author
14 years ago
Hi, good friends are good friends, but own courage and some exhibition , it is not so bad, to discover something nice...
Jan wbgarden
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jaro_in_montreal
14 years ago
Great outfit Jan -- I can see what you mean by exhibitionism :O)
Seriously though... what happens to that trunk hoop when you get up into the branches ?
.....looks like it might get tricky !
PS. When I was a kid, I used to climb tall trees -- without any equipment, just hands & feet.
Cheers,
Jaro
wbgarden
Original Author
14 years ago
Hi Jaro, are you grafting.., when I was a kid I used to climb all trees.., when my mother start talking aloud...
Jan wbgarden

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