These grow next door to our estate in the garden of one of those villas. I am not sure if they are really trees or Ents from the Lord of the Rings Saga by Tolkien. Perhaps they might pull up their roots and start to walk.
I am not so sure about this one, it seems to want to spread its arms.
I think this is a so-called weeping willow.
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Your first photo is very interesting. All your photos are so beautiful. Thanks Pat 😀
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Thanks Cee
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I like the “Ents” 🙂
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So do I
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Definitely Ents! 😉 Pati-ents. 🙂
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😃, yes indeed
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I think all, except the weeping willow, are Triffids. I’d be careful if I were you, living next door to them!
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The triffids are no big problem, its the species with two legs that you have to be careful of.
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No 1 – bizarre
No 2 – dead….
No 3 YES… 🙂
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Am not sure that No. 2 is quite dead yet. I took the photo at the beginning of the year.
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It is impossible to determine from the picture if it is still slightly viable with foliage on the trunk, or if the foliage is that of a clinging vine like ivy.
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At the beginning of the year, it could have been dormant and bare. It sure doesn’t look good though.
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Oh, that second one looks rather bad.
The third one really is a weeping willow, Salix babylonica. There is one here, and I grew two copies of it. I really do not know what to do with the copies.
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The Second one reminds me of a horror film.
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Yes, it is creepy like that.
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