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It takes a long time, a lot of skill and patience to grow an Oak bonsai like the one above.
With the right care and attention a bonsai will last for decades and longer.
Given that observation it takes a lot longer to grow a mature Oak in a forest or woodland.
Left to their own devices trees can take on extraordinary shapes.
I like the oil painting Two Oaks by Jan van Goyen from 1642 available to view on Wahoo
One thought on “Twin Oaks or Two Oaks”
oak bonsai that would be lovely a lot of years work
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