This is the original.
This is the after shot. The planting angle is wrong at the moment but will be corrected next year.
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Qld small leaf fig
Moderator: PeterW
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Qld small leaf fig
by PeterW on Mon Sep 21, 2009 1:45 am
The Queensland small leaf fig or Ficus eugenioides is an easily collectable species here in Australia. This one came form a friend who's father is a passionate collector and puts together some nice Australiana type settings with them. I gave this one its first styling this weekend just gone.
This is the original.
This is the after shot. The planting angle is wrong at the moment but will be corrected next year.
This is the original.
This is the after shot. The planting angle is wrong at the moment but will be corrected next year.
Perpetual learner.
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Re: Qld small leaf fig
by cambi on Mon Sep 21, 2009 4:18 am
Hi Peter
The second shot is that going to be your front? It looks to be an intresting plant.
You mentioned that the friend who gave you the plant, puts together some nice Australiana type settings to them,
what type of settings do you mean? I'm just wondering.
cambi - Mark
The second shot is that going to be your front? It looks to be an intresting plant.
You mentioned that the friend who gave you the plant, puts together some nice Australiana type settings to them,
what type of settings do you mean? I'm just wondering.
cambi - Mark
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Re: Qld small leaf fig
by Ash Barns on Mon Sep 21, 2009 4:31 am
Hello Peter I don't know much about ficus but I really like this trunk. You have paved the way for a nice future for this tree. A very nice find which will only be enhanced in your careful hands.
Ash
Ash
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Re: Qld small leaf fig
by PeterW on Mon Sep 21, 2009 1:43 pm
cambi wrote:Hi Peter
The second shot is that going to be your front? It looks to be an intresting plant.
You mentioned that the friend who gave you the plant, puts together some nice Australiana type settings to them,
what type of settings do you mean? I'm just wondering.
cambi - Mark
He collects old pieces of fence palings and things like that and builds a type of pot out of them and plants the figs in them, i will try and get some pics to show you, they are quite interesting.
Perpetual learner.
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Re: Qld small leaf fig
by treebeard55 on Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:54 pm
I'm very much looking forward to seeing what you do with this in the years ahead.
Treebeard 55 (a.k.a. Steve Moore)
Even if I can't match a master's trees, I'll be the better for trying -- and so will my trees.
Even if I can't match a master's trees, I'll be the better for trying -- and so will my trees.
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