… or is that coated tree? Not sure, but some of the artists at the nearby arts centre enjoy clothing a tree in lots of colourful winter attire.



Greeting’s from Penticton’s fashionable (and warm!) trees.
… or is that coated tree? Not sure, but some of the artists at the nearby arts centre enjoy clothing a tree in lots of colourful winter attire.



Greeting’s from Penticton’s fashionable (and warm!) trees.
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That is quite the tree Lynette. Good thing it brought its trunk. Happy Saturday. Allan
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Hahaha😁 Nice one, Allan!
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I bet the woodpeckers are not happy.
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I’ve been wondering about whether this is healthy for the tree. If bugs find a nice spot under the covers to dig in and do damage, then the tree could really be harmed. I didn’t think of the impact on the birds, but yes, they’re affected too.
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I guess it’s a fun novelty, but if we are getting serious, you’re right. Trees weren’t meant to wear clothes.
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Yes, a fun novelty, but these coverings do stay up all winter, and trees have their own clothes (bark). Cheers.
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It probably wasn’t easy to sew the coat around the trunk and branches
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A few days earlier, I saw someone putting the covers on the tree. It was all done in sections, some small, others quite large. As far as I can tell, the pieces are basically tied on; there are no hooks or anything like that embedded in the tree. Cheers.
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