… 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.
A New Coat Tree …
… 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
Hahaha😁 Nice one, Allan!
I bet the woodpeckers are not happy.
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.
I guess it’s a fun novelty, but if we are getting serious, you’re right. Trees weren’t meant to wear clothes.
Yes, a fun novelty, but these coverings do stay up all winter, and trees have their own clothes (bark). Cheers.
It probably wasn’t easy to sew the coat around the trunk and branches
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.