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Thread: Strange Bush

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    Member Dave Smith's Avatar
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    Strange Bush

    I was driving around yesterday and something caught the corner of my eye.

    There in the front yard of a house was the strangest bush. It was short and squat
    but stood about 4' tall. The whole thing was the darker color (see photo) except
    for a "new growth" spurt. It was a beautiful red.

    I had to take a shot and share it with you.



    It just struck me as unusual and pretty.

    Nope that is not "ground cover" in the pic ... it really is a bush.

    Any comments appreciated.
    Dave

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    Re: Strange Bush

    Someone here must know what it is.
    It is rather pretty.
    Keep Shooting!

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    Please refrain from editing my photos without asking.

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    Re: Strange Bush

    Burn a bit of it and see if it has a familiar odor...
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    Re: Strange Bush

    Frog ...
    Yes it is pretty. Very unusual but very pretty.

    Chunk ...
    I'll have to go back and try that

    Thanks for commenting
    Dave

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    Re: Strange Bush

    acer palmatum, some cutleaf variety. Japanese maple, for short. They are beautiful trees.
    Erik Williams

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    Re: Strange Bush

    Thanks Sushigaijin
    I hoped someone would recognise it.
    Now I can go back and tell the people who own the house. They didn't know
    what is was ... said that it was there when they bought the house.
    Dave

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    Not a true DSLR but close enough :wink5:
    Promaster 5750DX Flash

    Nikon FG :thumbsup:
    Nikon 50mm f 1.8 ,,, Quantaray 28-80mm f 3.5-4.5 ... Quantaray 80-300mm F 5
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    Re: Strange Bush

    Quote Originally Posted by Sushigaijin
    acer palmatum, some cutleaf variety. Japanese maple, for short. They are beautiful trees.
    Yikes!...there are forums for discussing Maple trees...

    http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/maple/
    http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/f/japmap/all/
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