over roof tile
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JimLewis
amanluthra688
berobinson82
Marty Weiser
Germán Gámbaro
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Neat tree and you English was better than many of my students! I teach at at University in the USA.
Marty Weiser- Member
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Really? Google traductor support me...
Thank for your positive comment!
Thank for your positive comment!
Germán Gámbaro- Member
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Hi german
I love the combination of the plant and roof tile . And the plant it good.
I love the combination of the plant and roof tile . And the plant it good.
amanluthra688- Member
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Thanks!berobinson82 wrote:I think this composition is lovely! Thank you for sharing.
Germán Gámbaro- Member
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Thanks for your words!amanluthra688 wrote:Hi german
I love the combination of the plant and roof tile . And the plant it good.
Germán Gámbaro- Member
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"JimLewis" say great minds..? your mind for sure! haha!
You showed this work before? if you did, i'm sorry, I don't try plagiarize that.
Mi inspiration was the freedom of Nick Lenz´s art.
By the way, your work is really good.
Regards!
You showed this work before? if you did, i'm sorry, I don't try plagiarize that.
Mi inspiration was the freedom of Nick Lenz´s art.
By the way, your work is really good.
Regards!
Last edited by Germán Gámbaro on Thu Dec 19, 2013 6:21 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : bad redaction...)
Germán Gámbaro- Member
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I like the tree, very expressive, like the landscaping. I think the tile is too big for the tree, it get a bit lost, the little stones don't do it for me. Maybe planted on one side it would work better, it is almost dead centre.
Thank you for sharing though.
Thank you for sharing though.
arihato- Member
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arihato wrote:I like the tree, very expressive, like the landscaping. I think the tile is too big for the tree, it get a bit lost, the little stones don't do it for me. Maybe planted on one side it would work better, it is almost dead centre.
Thank you for sharing though.
You are right!
I too see the tile a bit big. I thought in break the tile, to shrink it and create some interesting effect, but the fear beat me. On the other hand I liked the sense that the base of the wind swept's tree be a tile blown by the wind ...
Will Improve the tree position later. What direction do you suggests to move the tree to exalt the wind swept's effect?
I really appreciate your observation like a great contribution.
Thank you!
Germán Gámbaro- Member
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The direction of the tree is to the right, so that is where it needs to have the most space. It will make the composition more dynamic imo.
arihato- Member
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I like your Ligustrum.
Jim, how do you over-winter your Podocarpus? And, do you over-winter it with the succulents?
Thanks...
Jim, how do you over-winter your Podocarpus? And, do you over-winter it with the succulents?
Thanks...
Todd Ellis- Member
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Jim, how do you over-winter your Podocarpus? And, do you over-winter it with the succulents?
Thanks...
It stays outside for most of the winter. Only when temperatures get to the LOW 20s (F) does it come in. Otherwise, I cover it with a sheet on days below 30 degrees. The succulents are only hens and chickens; I'm not sure they CAN be killed.
JimLewis- Member
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john jones wrote:This is a great thread about a great tree.
Thank you!
Germán Gámbaro- Member
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arihato wrote:The direction of the tree is to the right, so that is where it needs to have the most space. It will make the composition more dynamic imo.
Thank you so much!
Germán Gámbaro- Member
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Hi German... Thanks for sharing. One of the glories of functional gardening is the "ha-ha wall," and your construction suggests it to me. Like Dan Barton's iterations of the "stile" gateway in bonsai tray scenes, it arguably thrusts the viewer in a landscape view where man's presence is felt as contributing but the builder is absent.
I feel similarly when approaching stones carefully stacked & balanced in a remote place.
A related IBC thread is linked HERE.
I feel similarly when approaching stones carefully stacked & balanced in a remote place.
A related IBC thread is linked HERE.
Chris Cochrane- Member
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Chris Cochrane wrote:... a landscape view where man's presence is felt as contributing but the builder is absent.
Hi Chis, that's exactly what I was looking for!
I should confess that this wall made of small bricks is a cheap and commercial aquarium item! however, i think that's work very well in this aplication.
I enjoyed that link and thanks for your right interpretation!
Regards,
Germán.
Germán Gámbaro- Member
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