Larch the fox cave
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Todd Ellis
Pavel Slovák
Bugeye
bonsaika58
chris
Karl Thier
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Larch the fox cave
Hi folks, a few years ago these larch to make a great stir, because I have a fox skull buried under the larch. The name of the arrangement, the fox cave.
Karl Thier- Member
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What a good tree I love Larch, and I have a Larch which was collected with a fox scull with it!!, strange
chris- Member
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Hi Karl
Very good and interesing work. Nice composition. I really like it.
Pavel
Hi Chris
Very interesing tree. This is L.Kampferi?
Pavel
Very good and interesing work. Nice composition. I really like it.
Pavel
Hi Chris
Very interesing tree. This is L.Kampferi?
Pavel
Pavel Slovák- Member
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Karl and Chris,
both of these larches are exciting trees. The fox skull adds a wonderful element. I had a beaver skull residing on my benches ... until the rodents got into it and ate part of it.
both of these larches are exciting trees. The fox skull adds a wonderful element. I had a beaver skull residing on my benches ... until the rodents got into it and ate part of it.
Todd Ellis- Member
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Wow, I love everything about the Larch arrangement. What a great before and after.
Jesse- Member
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Bugeye wrote:Why not???
They dont last here. They live for three seasons before dying. I think it gets to hot in the summer, but I am not exactly sure.
shimsuki- Member
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Hi Pavel
The Larch is the hybrid "Dunkeld", a cross between European and Japanese, this is the only species that I am aware that is planted these days.
Your wild stuff is a different animal having darker and better bark and it seems to ramify better than ours. There is always a down side and that is that it is much harder to bend with out it snapping. Our hybrid is very forgiving. But what a great species to work with it must be one of the best species, European or the Hybrid.
Regards Chris
The Larch is the hybrid "Dunkeld", a cross between European and Japanese, this is the only species that I am aware that is planted these days.
Your wild stuff is a different animal having darker and better bark and it seems to ramify better than ours. There is always a down side and that is that it is much harder to bend with out it snapping. Our hybrid is very forgiving. But what a great species to work with it must be one of the best species, European or the Hybrid.
Regards Chris
chris- Member
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you have perfect feeling for larix ....................... great job !
martin kolacia- Member
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I showed this composition on exhibitions and had thrown hence discussions. Nick Lenz was compared with it already, but Nick had not made a so composition.
I have observed that by nature. I am happy if you like some.
I have observed that by nature. I am happy if you like some.
Karl Thier- Member
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Bugeye wrote:Nick Lenz would be proud.
Wouldn't it first need something like ceramic statues of a Priest and an alter boy displayed with it?.....
Beautiful trees and composition Karl!
D.
Dale Cochoy- Member
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I showed this composition on exhibitions and had thrown hence discussions. Nick Lenz was compared with it already, but Nick had not made a so composition.
I have observed that by nature. I am happy if you like some.
I have observed that by nature. I am happy if you like some.
Karl Thier- Member
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HaHa. Good one Dale. And yes Karl I agree Beautiful trees.Dale Cochoy wrote:Bugeye wrote:Nick Lenz would be proud.
Wouldn't it first need something like ceramic statues of a Priest and an alter boy displayed with it?.....
Beautiful trees and composition Karl!
D.
Bugeye- Member
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i really like this, great movement in the branches, the smallest tree on the left looks like it's about to pounce on something. the fox skull only makes this better, it compliments the spooky feeling perfectly. or the trees compliment the skull, either way!
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