Trees of Significance

I have an interesting book about NZ trees of significance. It tells the history of the tree, the Māori uses and then explains in detail where to find it. While we were away on holiday, we managed to track some down and photograph them. There was one in the countryside we couldn’t find and another with the exact address that must’ve been removed. It was a great activity and there’s lots more yet to find!

[Diana]

What a fabulous collage of these beautiful trees, it must be a very interesting book.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful. Enjoyed following you and know Julia on your vacations.

[Dianne]

@joansmor Julia @julzmaioro and her husband are off adventuring around NZ at present.

[Babs]

What a lovely tree collage. The Tasmanian blue gum is huge.

[Oli Lindenskov]

Lovely collage👍😊

[Christine Sztukowski]

Nicely presented

[bkb in the city]

Very nice collage

[Pat Knowles]

Well Dianne after all your wonderful tree planting I guess you would be very interested in that book. You have wonderful trees…the only one we have in this collage is the Copper Beech.

[Agnes]

Fantastic collage

[Peter Dulis]

great capture

[haskar]

Beautiful collection.

[Peter]

Beautifully captured and presented Dianne with an interesting narrative:)

[Dianne]

@happypat @onewing yes - there are a mixture of exotic and native trees. Many of the exotics were brought by the very first settlers.

[Judith Johnson]

Love how youve arranged your collage

[Boxplayer]

Beautiful collage

[Phil Howcroft]

what a lovely montage dianne

[Shutterbug]

That sounds like an interesting travel hobby.

[Yao RL]

How interesting spending time searching the exact trees.

[Issi Bannerman]

How fascinating!