2023 - 2024
➽ "The Giving Tree 2022-23" (ie. last season)
(for all the whats wheres and whys etc etc)
has been widely cultivated as a ... street tree in the temperate regions of Australia.
I love its deep maroon-coloured leaves. It hasn't fruited at all, perhaps as it is still too young?
(NB. I found out what type of tree it was using this App).
I water it most summer days (twice or more at a time), hobbling across with my walking stick and trusty 9-litre/2.3 gal blue plastic watering can!
"I'm the crazy old man who talks to the tree!" 🤣
I know... it's not much but... [grins]
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🌳 The Giving Tree (2023 - 2024) Video 🌳
Updated: 1 June 2024
Length: 2' 59"
Video made using Canva
Music: Beethoven: Serenade for String Trio in D, Op. 8: 1. Marcia (Allegro - Adagio)
AUTUMN 2024
Updated: 1 June 2024
17 September 2023
26 July 2023 (mid-winter)
The local council parks guys neatly trimmed "The Giving Tree" in preparation for its summer growth.
🌳 The Giving Tree (2023 - 24) Photos 🌳
💥 NB. Click on the images to see a larger scale of the pic 💥
💥 NB. Click on the images to see a larger scale of the pic 💥
First budding
9 & 10 August 2023 - 3rd-last week of Winter
11 & 12 August 2023
Close-up of those new buds
17 & 18 August
20 August
First flowering
21 August 2023
12 days after the first buds appeared
22 & 23 August
24 & 25 August
26 August & close-up of flowers
27 August & close-up
1st September
First day of Spring 2023
23 days since the first pic
2 Sept.
2 September: close-up
3 & 4 Sept.
5 Sept.
6 Sept.
Blossoms dying off and leaves start budding
25 days after the first photo
7 & 8 Sept.
9 Sept.
The lower sproutings of leaves have been pruned back this week by the local Council.
18 November 2023
It's been a hot summer
OK, it's officially Autumn!
We are way into Autumn and still nothing! It's a resilient bugger, huh?!
It's starting... leaves off the top branches: gone!
Down they come... some good windy days help
Wow it's growing well. Looks beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's a silly little project, tho I enjoy watching it regrow.
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