#snowgum trees

[2treez]

Snowgum Tree, Tasmania & Queensland

Eucalyptus pauciflora (snow gum)

The colorful striations are created due to the fact that the tree doesn't shed all at once. Slowly, over time, different layers fall off, while other exposed areas have already begun aging. This process makes for a spectacular visual, with the rainbow eucalyptus looking.🌳🌲🌴🌳🫶🏼🌳

[landlocked-piratessa]

Snowgum trail - could someone smart in plants kindly explain why these trees rock so hard?

[doomhope]

Snowgum on Mt. Field by greenzaku

[id: Photo shows a moss covered field of gnarled snowgum trees beneath a cloudy white sky. End id.]

[whateverbringsyouthroughthenight]

A Snowgum tree in Tasmania.

[entertainmentnerdly]

Snowgum (eucalyptus tree), Australian Alps [3024x4032] (OC) via /r/EarthPorn https://ift.tt/2Z9wJp9

[cleverwordsandotherstuffilike]

Snowgum Tree, Tasmania

[local-faghot]

High on the Hill 📸 @brsweeney #thomasswift #levure #feat #high #fallscreek #highcountry #shakeitoff #relax #good #bad #trees #snowgum #view #kweer #kuntry #sbs (at Falls Creek)

[thebeautifuloutdoors]

Snowgum (eucalyptus tree), Australian Alps [3024x4032] (OC) https://ift.tt/2KEWDNt

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Snowgum (eucalyptus tree), Australian Alps [3024x4032] (OC) Check this blog!

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Snowgum (eucalyptus tree), Australian Alps [3024x4032] (OC)

[earthpictureshere]

Snowgum (eucalyptus tree), Australian Alps [3024x4032] (OC)

[141e-2]

Snowgum (eucalyptus tree), Australian Alps [3024x4032] (OC) via /r/EarthPorn https://ift.tt/2Z9wJp9

[fibrealchemy]

Secondary dyepot with E. pauciflora

So happy was I, with the colour of the socks in my first experiment with E. pauciflora that I decided to give the dyepot another go and topped it up with more Eucalyptus pauciflora leaves.

I'm mindful of my impact when gathering leaves to use as dyestuffs. snowgums are a rare-ish tree in Canberra, especially in natural settings. Therefore I only gather fallen leaves occasionally from wild trees, or harvest sparingly from cultivated trees. There are many different subspecies of E. pauciflora, and this will probably influence the outcome of the dyepot.

For the 2nd dyepot I topped it up with E. pauciflora from cultivated saplings growing at Lennox crossing sculpture park and boiled these leaves in dyepot with added water for 2-3 hours.

The result was pale lemon colour. I tried to dye maybe 5 skeins of wool – I think too much fibre for the available pigment. It produced a buttery lemon on pure merino and brown on merino nylon blend (forgot to take photos of the nylon blend before overdying). Undecided if I will use this light yellow merino skein or overdye it. I've used the nylon blends in my austral indigo experiments.

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Around this time I discovered that I’ve been inadvertently shrinking my wool in the dyepot from accidentality boiling it – I’m a bit laissez-faire about letting the dyepot heat up unsupervised, and the old tea urn that we use is no good at holding temp below boiling, so can’t be left alone for long periods of time.

[mscoyditch]

"Magnificent Snowgum trees, Kosciuszko National Park, southwest Australia".

(c) Chamidu Sandeepa > Ancient Forests

[thatsnakeman]

Deciduous Beech (nothofagus gunnii), Australia's only winter deciduous tree amongst a stand of snowgums. [OC] [3630 x 3176] via /r/EarthPorn https://ift.tt/3xoWapa

[nicholfoxconnary]

A Snowgum Tree in Tasmania, Australia https://www.instagram.com/p/B5M-63nJfMHRLcaziqt35d36dKFoojRqSaIKo40/?igshid=5p6tvq8vets4