Showing posts with label Trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trees. Show all posts

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Bonsai still alive?





Top to bot. White Oak, Japanese Black Pine, Bristlecone Pine, Giant Sequoia. White Oak,

Monday, January 4, 2010

Unstable Transition

"Unstable Transition" Sycamore Clipping, Rooting Hormone, dirt, acrylic, yarn, monofilament,
glue, and dresser, 48x25x14" 2009 (destroyed)

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Absence

"Absence" white oak acorn, dirt, and plywood (snow not included) 1x1x1' *dimensions variable
2009-10

Thursday, December 24, 2009

2000 worms in Ikea

worm woman located north east corner of union square park they have amazing dirt and worms
1000 red worms
I made 2 worm beds out of the New York Times writing by the likes of Roberta Smith and other notables will make food for my new pets. 2 drawers contain 1000 worms each. Last night I forgot to leave a light on, perhaps because they were lost 80 died on the floor of my studio.
The horror of drying up lost in the dark. The plan is to make dirt out of garbage for the trees growing quickly now.
left: red and ? oak right: Pin oak
These seeds needed to be wintered before they sprout although a few seem to be premature.
The plan is to find discarded furniture on the street to serve as planters for these trees.
I am going to need a lot of dirt hence the worms. It is much easier to find furniture then worms in NYC. Merry x-mas:)

Monday, December 21, 2009

Worm

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Sunday, December 13, 2009

Chestnut taproot

(click on image for detail)
Bought Parkslope Food Coop nov.23 in dirt - dec. 11. Got 10 of these growing. The rest enjoyed for thanksgiving. The Coop's website states these chestnuts are from Italy. Not in their 50 mile PC trucking radius. It is questionable how they will weather the winter here in my studio in Williamsburg, perhaps with global warming they will make it.

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Chestnut

"untitled" acrylic, hollow core door, plywood, dirt, chestnut, 40x26x31"(dimensions will change as tree grows)

Saturday, November 21, 2009

Hybrid 3 tap root

"Hybrid 3" white oak acorn, dirt, wood 6.5x5.5x5.5" 2009

Tap root growth from oct. 3rd till today
This one planted the same time approx. 4"

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

White Oaks

White Oak acorns in coffee cups tap roots shooting down a future forest. They were collected around Mccaron Park Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Red Oak, This one was found up in maine, spent the summer out on Block Island and is wintering in my studio in williamsburg- showing fall colors.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Red Oak/ Blades of Grass

Red Oak (click on image to enlarge)
This is the second Red Oak planted on Block Island. I built this structure out out drift wood to protect it from the deer, but on visiting it last weekend, the grass had grown so quickly that the sunlight was cut off and it's growth was severely stunted. I would say it is about 2" high.

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Red Oak/Sugar Maple

Red Oak
This tree was taken as an acorn from Ogunguit Maine and planted on Block Island RI.
I built a structure around it to protect it from the deer. It grew about 6".

Sugar Maple (click to enlarge)
Transplanted from my in-laws flower garden in Bloomfield CT. to a spot away from their foundation. It was about 4 feet tall and the deer kept it that height.

Friday, October 2, 2009

Tree obsession

Sugar Maples and Red Oaks in transit
London Plane planted July 2009

Pin Oak planted Christmas 2008 after 5 years of 311 calls.
This begins another interest- All told I have planted 7 trees, pictures coming the 2nd was a sugar maple at my inlaws in Bloomfield CT. Transplanted from there foundation wall. This year 2009 I planted a London Plane, ordered from Ned Phillips, 2 sugar maples and 3 Red Oaks transplanted from Maine all brought To Block Island Rhode Island. This obsessions also manifests itself in cutting down trees.

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