Alright botany enthusiasts, what type of tree is this one? Are the bends natural or trained like bonsai trees?
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Trees
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Western view of the tree in Grant Circle on Saturday. Simply amazing.
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While I normally give all my love to the sweet tree in Grant Circle, lately I’ve been admiring these three trees in the triangle park just south of Grant Circle at New Hampshire and Taylor. How did they bend like that? Was that natural or were they manipulated like bonsai trees?
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Ok, I feel like I can safely say, I will never, ever, find a cooler security door than this one. Check out the equally impressive security window after the jump. (more…)
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Where are my botanists? What type of tree is this?
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“i was flipping through some photos i’ve taken around the city looking for a favorite spot; i was thinking maybe the black cat or polly’s, but those are just places where i have had a few killer parties. and the scenic shots of memorials just show places i take the folks when they’re in town. columbia heights is where i live. the first shot is my entry if i need to pick just one; it is at the corner of oak and ogden,”
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check out this root structure. Just amazing how things adapt to their surrounding, yeah?
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I’m not sure if this picture captures it properly, but this tree is flush against the house. I’ve never seen a tree like this before, despite my background in field botany… So what type of tree is this?
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So I walked by this tree with some odd hanging fruits that I realized upon closer inspection were pomegranates! Wild. Isn’t that like a Mediterranean fruit? I guess maybe DC is just far south enough for trees like this. Has anyone seen a lemon tree in DC? Or an orange tree? Wait, do oranges grow on trees or bushes? Holy cow, I don’t know where oranges come from…
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They are the coolest this time of year.