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Old 12-Dec-2002   #1
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Some Trees As Examples
I like to look ate real trees as images for styling bonsai rather than just copying clichee bonsai trees.

here a linden tree, lime tree, Tilia platiphyllum, in Bavaria, Germany, close to my home
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from further away
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German (English) Oak or rather European Oak, Quercus robur
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horse chestnut, Aesculus hippocastanum
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Which also illustrates quite nicely that most old deciduous trees develop more or less of a broom shape as they reach maturity..... as do many conifers.
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That linden is a thing of wonder! It's also a nice example of what Naka describes as a "spade-shaped" canopy.
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The linden tree is spectacular.
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