Pruned: Extreme Horticulture, or: 7 “terrestrial activities of aliens,” Part II

(Dr. Wadsworth's Tree, Chautauqua, N.Y., October 1999.)

Extreme Horticulture by John Pfahl

(European Weeping Beeches, The Elms, Newport, Rhode Island, August 1999.)

Extreme Horticulture by John Pfahl

(Threadleaf Japanese Maple Tree, Hershey Gardens, Pennsylvania, October 1999.)

Extreme Horticulture by John Pfahl

(Commercial Tulip Field, Skagit Valley, Washington, April 1999)

Extreme Horticulture by John Pfahl

(Backyard Pumpkin, Buffalo, N.Y., October 1998.)

Links:
John Pfahl
Extreme Horticulture @ Amazon.com

Other “terrestrial activities of aliens”:
The Technolicious Arboretum
Revival Field
Woof!
Bouffant Topiary
Protoflorafauna
Edouard François

(Thanks to David H. for the tip.)

(The title of this series comes from a comment at Le Fils de Shamgar, precisely and beautifully describing Pruned.)

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	Extreme Horticulture, or: 7 “terrestrial activities of aliens,” Part II Tuesday, December 20, 2005 #agriculture #trees (Dr. Wadsworth's Tree, Chautauqua, N.Y., October 1999.) (European Weeping Beeches, The Elms, Newport, Rhode Island, August 1999.) (Threadleaf Japanese Maple Tree, Hershey Gardens, Pennsylvania, October 1999.) (Commercial Tulip Field, Skagit Valley, Washington, April 1999) (Backyard Pumpkin, Buffalo, N.Y., October 1998.) Links: John Pfahl Extreme Horticulture @ Amazon.com Other “terrestrial activities of aliens”: The Technolicious Arboretum Revival Field Woof! Bouffant Topiary Protoflorafauna Edouard François (Thanks to David H. for the tip.) (The title of this series comes from a comment at Le Fils de Shamgar, precisely and beautifully describing Pruned.) 0 COMMENT — Post a Comment — Comments on posts older than a week are moderated — —— Newer Post Older Post —— Home	1