Early fall stand of Quaking Aspens along the Alpine Loop behind Mount Timpanogas. This relatively old stand of Quakies with younger trees in the background shows the familiar pattern of black scars in their trunks. I was attracted to these gnarled patterns. This stand could actually be one tree. Quakies come up from the roots. These trees may all be clones.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Panorama of Fall Stand of Quaking Aspens
Early fall stand of Quaking Aspens along the Alpine Loop behind Mount Timpanogas. This relatively old stand of Quakies with younger trees in the background shows the familiar pattern of black scars in their trunks. I was attracted to these gnarled patterns. This stand could actually be one tree. Quakies come up from the roots. These trees may all be clones.
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