The planter of this fir tree used railroad ties to create a deeply-embedded square border around it. As it grew, the roots took their shape, to be revealed after removing the now-rotten wood many years later.
I found the square root
Antarctica's winds permanently bent New Zealand's trees sideways
At Slope Point, the southernmost tip of New Zealand's South Island, the wind has become a sculptor. The trees here don't grow straight toward the sky. They all lean in… READ THE REST
This guy bent 70 trees into ladders and bird cages
This collection of photos shows the magical tree experiments of Axel Erlandson. A bean farmer by trade, Erlandson noticed how two sycamore trees naturally grew together and began experimenting, training… READ THE REST
Trees that refused to be stopped by brick walls and cracks
This collection of photos celebrates trees growing on the sides of buildings, through small cracks, and in one case, straight out of a narrow slit in a brick wall. The… READ THE REST
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