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| Posted: Wed Oct 8th, 2014 10:52 am |
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dennischee
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Work in progress, thought I'd have a go at a Melaleuca (paper bark) with real bark, pleased so far Attachment: Melaleuca 2.jpg (Downloaded 84 times)
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| Posted: Wed Oct 8th, 2014 10:55 am |
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| Posted: Wed Oct 8th, 2014 10:56 am |
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| Posted: Wed Oct 8th, 2014 01:53 pm |
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Herb Kephart
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Dennis
Unfamiliar tree to the world outside of Australia I have to think.
How about a photo of a real one?
Herb
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| Posted: Wed Oct 8th, 2014 07:14 pm |
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Rod Hutchinson
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Not a bad attempt. I think useing Sedum makes the branches to straight. I wonder if there is another variety with less straight branches?
The bark looks good, is that the stuff that comes in a roll for hanging baskets?
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| Posted: Thu Oct 9th, 2014 09:00 am |
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dennischee
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Here's one Herb. I haven't done the top branches yet Rod (thanks for the sedums)thinking of wire in the branches so I can bend them Attachment: single_tree.jpg (Downloaded 66 times)
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| Posted: Thu Oct 9th, 2014 09:10 am |
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Rod Hutchinson
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I think polyfibre stretched over the wire armatures and dusted with suitable flock would be my attempt with leaves.
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| Posted: Thu Oct 9th, 2014 09:12 am |
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| Posted: Thu Oct 9th, 2014 09:17 am |
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dennischee
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I might give that a try Rod, this is work in progress and trying different ways, thanks for the hint
Dennis
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