It is a Japanese Black Pine (Kuromatsu) pruned very neatly.
It lengthens only the bottom branch towards the right side.
And it is supported a long branch with a prop of the bamboo.
Time of dozens of years and careful care are necessary till it become this form. The root surrounds straw to prevent cold.
The tree of the right side is a shidare-zakura.
When it is spring, backed by the blue sky, We can watch green and pink costarring.
That is amazing. I've never seen this before. The colors are so beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteWow, I've only seen these bonsai-size.
ReplyDelete¡Qué maravilla! Verde, rosa y el azul de cielo...
ReplyDeleteArigato :)
I love how everything is so well manicured. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love black pines. I think they make the landscape beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing that they can do that with such large trees!
ReplyDeletemaravilloso, saludos
ReplyDeleteA real beauty!
ReplyDeletePrecious pine
Kisses
Que arboles mas curiosos y bonitos.
ReplyDeleteLos colores de estas fotografias son fantasticos.
Besos
Beaucoup de travail, mais tellement magnifique
ReplyDeleteIt's marvellous! Every time you post such beautiful places I feel like visiting your country:)
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful pictures. I like it.
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For me, a strange but beautiful world.
ReplyDeleteA sweet greeting Hanspi
Olá, belas cores da Natureza...Espectacular....
ReplyDeleteUm abraço
Your reports are more and more beautiful and Your blog is really becoming one of the best ones in the world.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes!
very beautiful photos. colors are amazing
ReplyDelete.. very beautiful and interesting post! (pictures are lovely) :)
ReplyDeleteI love trees so with great joy to read - thank you very :)
An amazing pine tree. And the way that bamboos are attached to it, very unique.
ReplyDeleteWow..your shots always beautiful and i admired them..great work.
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC....wonderful and such an elegant tree; I am impressed!!
ReplyDeletehave a great day!
ciao ciao elvira
How interesting Ruma, and thank you for sharing! Great photos here, the colours and contrasts really jumped out at me. :o)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. That must have taken many years of careful care to accomplish.
ReplyDeleteRuma, I've noticed that when I'm under pressure and stress I come back on this blog. When leave it I'm "back in business", I feel normal ... Thanks.
ReplyDeleteQué interesante, Ruma.
ReplyDeleteMuy bellos colores.
Un abrazo
This is gorgeous set against that vivid blue sky!! Wow. Ruma..what kind of wood is the railing made of? Bamboo as well? What time and devotion this has taken- Excellent-
ReplyDeletegrea great shot's!!!!
ReplyDeletecongratulations!
greetings from Romania!
Preciosas tomas. Saludos.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen trees like this, except in bonsai gardens and then they are very small. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs!
ReplyDeletemi querido amigo RUMA.he apreciado como es costumbre tus bellas fotos,en las fotos de paisajismo,yo,viviría allí,y ese pino negro,nunca habia visto algo igual..
ReplyDeletete felicito
Conocemos a ti y a tu mundo a travez de tus ojos!!!
abrazos para ti!!
Remarkable pruning effect! Beautiful Ruma!
ReplyDeleteAmazing to see the training in progress! Thank you for sharing. The shidare-zakura is stunning in bloom.
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