While having a leisure stroll in a park nearby, I noticed a tree which grew in groups! You heard me right – I spotted this tree in different places in the vast park area growing with not a single trunk but grew in multiple trunks. Let me share the photos I clicked for you to get an idea of what I saw.
Whilst all other trees stood alone and majestic, this particular tree caught my attention due to its little joint family nature – imagine it to be a family of father, mother, uncles, aunts and children! 🙂 I tried hard to find the name of these multi-stem trees, but so far have been unsuccessful. If anybody has more info about this interesting tree, please feel free to share the details.
I am linking this post to Thursday Tree love which is a blog photo feature hosted by Parul on every 2nd and 4th Thursday of a month.
In Australia some of our trees (such as the Moreton Bay Fig) do this – but I don’t know what that one is 🙂
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Unusual indeed! havent seen any like this so far..
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Wow! That is so unique and looks lovely too. Where was this Anjana?
Thanks for sharing! I love that it gives the impression of many when it is one. 🙂
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Found this tree in a park near my home in UK, Parul. 🙂 thank you for liking the pics and the post.
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Nice photos 💕
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I’ve seen some trees do this, but more in a V shape. Yours look more like individual trees, but connected underground. It’s a whole different world of tree roots and connection that we are just beginning to learn about. I love how you describe them as family, because they are!
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