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About this page Plants of bottle trees... Trees Interesting data on bottle trees Tree bottle Description All shapes and sizes: Bottle trees are not uniform in the dimensions of the trunk and shape or heights and animate natural growth and do not try to make artificially uniforms in any way. Size: The size varies from 4-7 meters high when cultivated in urban areas. In natural bush where they compete for light in more dense environments grow higher. Trunks: Bottle shape in varying heights, widths and shapes. Generally the smallest in height enlarge the bottle and rather rounded. About 6 meters of bottle shape It will tend to be thinner with a longer neck. Boat: Smooth and green on youth trees; rough, gray and swell in adult trees. Canopy: 4-5 meters the tall trees that extend can range between 3 and 4 meters. In most cases foliage is dense so it provides good shade and safe refuge for birds. Sheets: These developments are developed through five distinctive stages:- 1. Two seed leaves 2. Alternating single "finger" leaves up to 20 cm long. 3. "Hand" leaves that are divided into 2,3,4,7, or 9 segments. 4. Groups of "finger" leaves. 5. Adult leave Bulb (Roots): This begins to form underground when the seedlings are as small as 10cm tall and slowly elongate, protruding on the ground level while the tree increases in age and height. Young trees that grow a tap root about 1 metre later grow thinner root of the base surface of the bulb (bottle). Because the surface the roots are scarce, the bottle tree is suitable for growing in lawns and in garden beds, since they do not compete for nutrition and humidity. Wood: It's soft, piac and fibrous substance of no commercial value. How much space do they have for Get in? Generally a 3 sq m site, this will allow a fine canopy to develop. A Smaller area is fine, but the Canopy will have to be rotten, which promotes thick growth excellent shade cover. More examples of majestic beauty Queensland bottle tree displays A gift with a gift Variance Perfect as a durable reflective gift. For those special occasions - such as: Births, Deaths, Anniversaries, Special Visitors, Openings. etc. Contact details Bottle Tree PlantationsPO Box 2867, Toowoomba. Qld. 4350 Australia. Skype: dougs11 Phone: Free call landline only 1800 201 567Mobile: 0412 222 535E-mail: Copyright 2009 - all rights reserved - web design - Pamela Skuse Plants of bottle trees... Trees Plants of bottle trees... Trees Interesting data on bottle trees Tree bottle Description All shapes and sizes: Bottle trees are not uniform in the dimensions of the trunk and shape or heights and animate natural growth and do not try to make artificially uniforms in any way. Size: The size varies from 4-7 meters high when cultivated in urban areas. In natural bush where they compete for light in more dense environments grow higher. Trunks: Bottle shape in varying heights, widths and shapes. Generally the smallest in height enlarge the bottle and rather rounded. About 6 meters of bottle shape It will tend to be thinner with a longer neck. Boat: Smooth and green on youth trees; rough, gray and swell in adult trees. Canopy: 4-5 meters the tall trees that extend can range between 3 and 4 meters. In most cases foliage is dense so it provides good shade and safe refuge for birds. Sheets: These developments are developed through five distinctive stages:- 1. Two seed leaves 2. Alternating single "finger" leaves up to 20 cm long. 3. "Hand" leaves that are divided into 2,3,4,7, or 9 segments. 4. Groups of "finger" leaves. 5. Adult leave Bulb (Roots): This begins to form underground when the seedlings are as small as 10cm tall and slowly elongate, protruding on the ground level while the tree increases in age and height. Young trees that grow a tap root about 1 metre later grow thinner root of the base surface of the bulb (bottle). Because the surface the roots are scarce, the bottle tree is suitable for growing in lawns and in garden beds, since they do not compete for nutrition and humidity. Wood: It's soft, piac and fibrous substance of no commercial value. How much space do they have for Get in? Generally a 3 sq m site, this will allow a fine canopy to develop. A Smaller area is fine, but the Canopy will have to be rotten, which promotes thick growth excellent shade cover. More examples of majestic beauty Queensland bottle tree displays A gift with a gift Variance Perfect as a durable reflective gift. For those special occasions - such as: Births, Deaths, Anniversaries, Special Visitors, Openings. etc. Contact details Bottle Tree PlantationsPO Box 2867, Toowoomba. Qld. 4350 Australia. Skype: dougs11 Phone: Free call landline only 1800 201 567Mobile: 0412 222 535E-mail: Copyright 2009 - all rights reserved - web design - Pamela Skuse Interesting data on bottle trees Interesting data on bottle trees The shape and shape varies from short - square, thick-fine, bent trunks and twins - A tree of the supreme characteristic. A tree of supreme force. Reflects the individual character and adapted for any landscape design. It grows only 4-7 meters in urban areas areas, so ideal for the suburban front or backyard. It grows rapidly to 3-5 meters high and stays at that height for many years and spends the first years training his bottle form. Rapid growth of the trunk when planted in full sun with proper care. It adapts to most soil types. Contact us for tips on how maximize growth. Rapid growth Tolerance of slag when set to less -8oC.Deciduous Irregular - leaves cannot fall every year and Then just a few branches. The leaves are developed in 5 different stages. Flowers are cream - it may not bloom every year. The bottle begins to form under the ground when 10 cm high. The trunk can excrete the sap during wet time. They collapsed. individual or multiple roots of the tap, which look like a carrot with some surface feeder roots. Good for growing in lawns and garden beds - They won't steal moisture. The canopy can be heavily pruned to form compact shape, smaller form. Smaller Bottle trees usually produce a form of squat bottle. More Bottle trees produce longer forms of bottle. The roots of the tap can be heavily pruned and used as pot or bonsai. They make special Plants of legs and Bonsai with dense canopies and interesting trunks and root structures. Can be transplanted at any age and when mature for landscape designs. The bottle tree is NOT related to The Boab Tree Western Australia and South Africa. NO Bottle Trees are increasing in popularity, people are only marvel at its beauty and singularity. People love photos and shade opportunities Bottle Trees provide. There are no two Bottle Trees equal – check the many photos in our website to see some of the shapes and sizes of the difference. Bottle trees are extremely hard and face well with transplanting at any age. The trees in the bottle tolerate heavy pruning and root pruning. Very friendly with the environment. Bottle trees are a true Australian native tree grow practically anywhere. Since the end of December 2005 the Environmental Protection Authority, Qld stopped the entire harvest of bottle trees shrubs and farms for transplants and only allowed to sell propagated shares. Bottle Trees are protected tree Tree bottle Description Tree bottle Description All shapes and sizes: Bottle trees are not uniform in the dimensions of the trunk and shape or heights and animate natural growth and do not try to make artificially uniforms in any way. Size: The size varies from 4-7 meters high when cultivated in urban areas. In natural bush where they compete for light in more dense environments grow higher. Trunks: Bottle shape in varying heights, widths and shapes. Generally the smallest in height enlarge the bottle and rather rounded. About 6 meters of bottle shape It will tend to be thinner with a longer neck. Boat: Smooth and green on youth trees; rough, gray and swell in adult trees. Canopy: 4-5 meters the tall trees that extend can range between 3 and 4 meters. In most cases foliage is dense so it provides good shade and safe refuge for birds. All shapes and sizes: Bottle trees are not uniform in the dimensions of the trunk and shape or heights and animate natural growth and do not try to make artificially uniforms in any way. Size: The size varies from 4-7 meters high when cultivated in urban areas. In natural bush where they compete for light in more dense environments grow higher. Trunks: Bottle shape in varying heights, widths and shapes. Generally the smallest in height enlarge the bottle and rather rounded. About 6 meters of bottle shape It will tend to be thinner with a longer neck. Boat: Smooth and green on youth trees; rough, gray and swell in adult trees. Canopy: 4-5 meters the tall trees that extend can range between 3 and 4 meters. In most cases foliage is dense so it provides good shade and safe refuge for birds. All shapes and sizes: Bottle trees are not uniform in the dimensions of the trunk and shape or heights and animate natural growth and do not try to make artificially uniforms in any way. All shapes and sizes: Size: The size varies from 4-7 meters high when cultivated in urban areas. In natural bush where they compete for light in more dense environments grow higher. Size: Trunks: Bottle shape in varying heights, widths and shapes. Generally the smallest in height enlarge the bottle and rather rounded. About 6 meters of bottle shape It will tend to be thinner with a longer neck. Trunks: Boat: Smooth and green on youth trees; rough, gray and swell in adult trees. Bark: Canopy: 4-5 meters the tall trees that extend can range between 3 and 4 meters. In most cases foliage is dense so it provides good shade and safe refuge for birds. Canopy: Sheets: These developments are developed through five distinctive stages:- 1. Two seed leaves 2. Alternating single "finger" leaves up to 20 cm long. 3. "Hand" leaves that are divided into 2,3,4,7, or 9 segments. 4. Groups of "finger" leaves. 5. Adult leave Sheets: These developments are developed through five distinctive stages:- 1. Two seed leaves 2. Alternating single "finger" leaves up to 20 cm long. 3. "Hand" leaves that are divided into 2,3,4,7, or 9 segments. 4. Groups of "finger" leaves. 5. Adult leave Sheets: These developments are developed through five distinctive stages:- 1. Two seed leaves 2. Alternating single "finger" leaves up to 20 cm long. 3. "Hand" leaves that are divided into 2,3,4,7, or 9 segments. 4. Groups of "finger" leaves. 5. Adult LicensesOrders: These developments are developed through five distinctive stages:- It comes out:1. Two seed leaves 2. Alternating single "finger" leaves up to 20 cm long. 3. "Hand" leaves that are divided into 2,3,4,7, or 9 segments. 4. Groups of "finger" leaves. 5. Adult leave Bulb (Roots): This begins to form underground when the seedlings are as small as 10cm tall and slowly elongate, protruding on the ground level while the tree increases in age and height. Young trees that grow a tap root about 1 metre later grow thinner root of the base surface of the bulb (bottle). Because the surface the roots are scarce, the bottle tree is suitable for growing in lawns and in garden beds, since they do not compete for nutrition and humidity. Wood: It's soft, piac and fibrous substance of no commercial value. How much space do they have for Get in? Generally a 3 sq m site, this will allow a fine canopy to develop. A Smaller area is fine, but the Canopy will have to be rotten, which promotes thick growth excellent shade cover. Bulb (Roots): This begins to form underground when the seedlings are as small as 10cm tall and slowly elongate, protruding on the ground level while the tree increases in age and height. Young trees that grow a tap root about 1 metre later grow thinner root of the base surface of the bulb (bottle). Because the surface the roots are scarce, the bottle tree is suitable for growing in lawns and in garden beds, since they do not compete for nutrition and humidity. Wood: It's soft, piac and fibrous substance of no commercial value. How much space do they have for Get in? Generally a 3 sq m site, this will allow a fine canopy to develop. A Smaller area is fine, but the Canopy will have to be rotten, which promotes thick growth excellent shade cover. Bulb (Roots): This begins to form underground when the seedlings are as small as 10cm tall and slowly elongate, protruding on the ground level while the tree increases in age and height. Young trees that grow a tap root about 1 metre later grow thinner root of the base surface of the bulb (bottle). Because the surface the roots are scarce, the bottle tree is suitable for growing in lawns and in garden beds, since they do not compete for nutrition and humidity. The Bulb (Roots): Wood: It's soft, piac and fibrous substance of no commercial value. Wood: How much space do they have for Get in? Generally a 3 sq m site, this will allow a fine canopy to develop. A Smaller area is fine, but the Canopy will have to be rotten, which promotes thick growth excellent shade cover. How much space do they have for Get in? More examples of majestic beauty Queensland bottle tree displays A gift with a gift Variance A gift with a gift VariancePerfect as a durable reflective gift. For those special occasions such as:-Births, Deaths, Anniversaries, Special Visitors,Opens. etc. Contact details Bottle Tree PlantationsPO Box 2867, Toowoomba. Qld. 4350 Australia. Skype: dougs11 Phone: Free call landline only 1800 201 567Mobile: 0412 222 535E-mail: Contact details Bottle Tree PlantationsPO Box 2867, Toowoomba. Qld. 4350 Australia. Skype: dougs11 Phone: Free call landline only 1800 201 567Mobile: 0412 222 535E-mail: Contact details Bottle Tree PlantationsPO Box 2867, Toowoomba. Qld. 4350 Australia. Skype: dougs11 Phone: Free call landline only 1800 201 567Mobile: 0412 222 535E-mail: Contact details Copyright 2009 - all rights reserved - web design - Pamela Skuse Copyright 2009 - all rights reserved - web design - Pamela Skuse

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