Tag Archives: Hemlock
04.11.2022 Promise you’ll never let me go
Hemlock and Black Birch seem very compatible in these woods near Dean Brook. I’ve seen them joined like this in other spots nearby. As more is learned about the ecology of forests and soil in general it is becoming more … Continue reading
Posted in Black and White, ecology, Intimate Landscape, Landscape, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts
Tagged Black and White photography, Black Birch, Dean Brook, Hemlock, intimate landscape, joined tree roots, Massachusetts, native plant, New England, roots, Sand Hill Road, Shutesbury, western massachusetts
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04.02.2016 Coexistence
If the trees can do it, why then oh why can’t we? This Hemlock and this Black Birch have been growing together amicably for a long time. I guess at some point one will overwhelm the other, but I’ve been visiting … Continue reading
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