"It was a Robinia and not an Elm-tree that pierced the gaping retinaof my eye."
 

I've been to Toscana Park again today. This remarkably shaped tree
actually is a Robinia and not an Elm-tree as I posted in March.
http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/attach..._gmunden-0.jpg

Gorgeous tree with interesting shape haha :)
We always wanted to plant a Robina in our garden, maybe next year ;)
Greets,
Robert

"It was a Robinia and not an Elm-tree that pierced the gaping retinaof my eye."
 

"RobDev" wrote ...


Willi;969510 Wrote:
I've been to Toscana Park again today. This remarkably shaped tree
actually is a Robinia and not an Elm-tree as I posted in March.
http://tinyurl.com/d4eq7od

Gorgeous tree with interesting shape haha :)
We always wanted to plant a Robina in our garden, maybe next year ;)

I've not long had a large Robinia pseodoacacia Tortuosa cut down. They get
big in time.
--
Regards. Bob Hobden.
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"It was a Robinia and not an Elm-tree that pierced the gaping retinaof my eye."
 

On Fri, 28 Sep 2012 16:24:45 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
wrote:

"RobDev" wrote ...


Willi;969510 Wrote:
I've been to Toscana Park again today. This remarkably shaped tree
actually is a Robinia and not an Elm-tree as I posted in March.
http://tinyurl.com/d4eq7od

Gorgeous tree with interesting shape haha :)
We always wanted to plant a Robina in our garden, maybe next year ;)

I've not long had a large Robinia pseodoacacia Tortuosa cut down. They get
big in time.
Could you post a picture of it before you cut it down.