A place for discussing garden railway scenery, such as buildings, trees, etc....
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tom_tom_go
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by tom_tom_go » Wed Jul 29, 2015 9:13 pm
I like the flowering plant and how the track has levels.
What type of bush is that please?
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mymodeltrain
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by mymodeltrain » Wed Jul 29, 2015 9:49 pm
tom_tom_go:112315 wrote:I like the flowering plant and how the track has levels.
What type of bush is that please?
TTG,
It's a Crape Myrtle tree. This can be found in tropical area only since it was originated in subcontinental of India and South East Asia. In fact, the flowers blossom in the high peak of Summer in Nashville where the temperature is about 90-100F. The one in my garden railway is a miniature tree, about 1.3 foot tall. But real Crape Myrtle can be as tall as 20-100 feet.
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by bazzer42 » Thu Jul 30, 2015 9:34 am
I have to agree with Tom that shrub is beautiful but not for us
I like the way your ground level track has bedded in. Looks natural.
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