It's been several months since I've had a chance to update the Tree Year but since my cedar has berries on it, I wanted to update.
Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the wind longs to play with your hair. -Kahlil Gibran
Showing posts with label the tree year 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the tree year 2011. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
The Tree Year - February
February is blasting in with a doozy of an ice storm. While I hate the damage the ice can do to the trees, I love the look of everything covered in ice. A few years ago, the ice storm we had took out the top of our cedar. I hope he weathers this one better.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
The Tree Year 2011 - January
I'm creating a special edition of Herbal Roots just for the Traditions in Western Herbalism Conference and this year's edition will be all about Juniper so I thought I'd begin my studies with photographing the lovely tree in my yard. I am unsure of the species but I will be researching it so I can learn more about it.
At the Ghost Ranch, there are 2 species of Juniper: Juniperus monosprema and J. scopulorum. It will be interesting to see how the tree in my yard compares to them.
A few years ago we had an ice storm that took out the top of this tree. He used to be twice as tall as he is now but I still find him just as magnificent.
I was relieved that we didn't have to cut him down entirely. At first it looked pretty bad.
This tree is such a joy to have in our back yard. During the summer, we often have a tent pitched under the left side for our wwoofers to stay in.
Still standing tall and proud. Looking up I can see forever.
Vacant bird house, waiting for his summer visitors to return.
At the Ghost Ranch, there are 2 species of Juniper: Juniperus monosprema and J. scopulorum. It will be interesting to see how the tree in my yard compares to them.
A few years ago we had an ice storm that took out the top of this tree. He used to be twice as tall as he is now but I still find him just as magnificent.
I was relieved that we didn't have to cut him down entirely. At first it looked pretty bad.
This tree is such a joy to have in our back yard. During the summer, we often have a tent pitched under the left side for our wwoofers to stay in.
Still standing tall and proud. Looking up I can see forever.
Vacant bird house, waiting for his summer visitors to return.
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