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Thank you once again to Brent aka foliosus@Flickr from Portland, Oregon for sharing one of his photographs with BPotD (original image | BPotD Flickr Group Pool). Much appreciated, Brent.
It is hard to deny the architectural appeal of downy Japanese maples when presented with a specimen such as this one from the Portland Japanese Garden.
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Wow! A terrific picture. The waterdroplets look like led lights accetuating the branches.
Acer japonicum - Z5 - RHS Index of Garden Plants, Griffiths
Acer japonicum - Z5-7 - A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants, Brickell, Cole, Zuk
Acer japonicum - 'does best in a moist, well-drained position sheltered from cold winds.' - Hillier Manual of Trees & Shrubs, 2003
Simply stunning!
Gorgeous photo. Just beautiful.
I think that they look best with the moss - thanks !!
Phantastic photo!
I've been to the Portland Japanese Garden (probably saw this specific tree) and it is a "must see" if one is in the Portland area. Luckily, I left my camera behind when I visited several years ago, else I would probably still be there ;-).
I visited the Portland Japanese Garden March '06 and tried, in vain, to capture this same photograph. Thanks for your skill!
salut les gens je suis français j'ai 16 ans et je trouve votre site par hasard et pis bas l'image elle est super belle !!!XD
GoodBye !!!!!