Dwarf "Tortuosa " Beech trees
By Amy
1 Aug, 2008
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This is very odd ,there are 1000 of these in this Forest ,( Les Faux de Verzy ) nobody knows why it happens , they are almost like large bonsai , even the scientists are baffled
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Really interesting,very twisted and gnarled trunks, are they very old?
9 Aug, 2008
I have had another look in my book and it dosn,t actually say Janey , I presume some of them are very old but there are young ones as well
9 Aug, 2008
Beautiful!
12 Aug, 2008
I'm interested in anything "dwarf" so I put the name into Google and got:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwarf_Beech
also got a link back to this very same picture *s*
26 Feb, 2012
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