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We used to see this kind of tree art when we lived in Japan in the 1980’s. I always thought it was beautiful.
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I would imagine the Japanese are darned good at it too.
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I don’t have a garden but if i did I’d want that tree, how many kids must climb up it?
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Never seen any to be honest 🙂
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What a cool tree!
Linda
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Wow! Is that real?
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Yep, they grow them like that, twisting the sapling branches as it grows.
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I want to do one of those!
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Great tree!
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No story behind it? Bummer! I’ve never seen a tree with a latticed trunk before. 🙂 Great post—except for the story thing.
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Just a tree in a park I once saw…. They grow them like that for ornamental purposes, gradually latticing the soft young branches as it grows.
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I thought it was trained to grow as such, but as wondrous as mother nature is, who knows? I’ve never seen anything like it. I pinned it on Pinterest just so you know. 🙂
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