Evans Property, Waynesville, North Carolina, July 2008
The Celia Hunter Tree barely escaped being squashed
Despite bitter cold in December 2009,
"Celia Hunter" (#31), shown by Connie Barlow, July 31.
Flash photo because full deciduous canopy over Celia.
closeup on day of planting,
July 31, 2008
2008
Nov 08: "Celia" foreground, looking SW at seeping cliff rock
Nov 08: looking straight up from Celia. Notice barren
deciduous canopy, so excellent growth time for Celia.
Nov 08: yellow arrow at Celia
(view NW; see dying hemlock behind largest trunk)
Nov 08: view NW. Barren canopy, so Celia in full sun.
Nov 08: view N; largest trunk = Tuliptree; shrub = Rhodie
Nov 08: view South, downhill, from Celia
Nov 08: looking down on a very healthy Celia
Nov 08: distant view fr downhill; Celia at arrow well
behind 2 slim trees it is sighted between; rhodie far back
Dec 08: Evergreen "Celia" thriving after a snow.
by a fallen branch during the winter of 08/09.
photo and assessment by Lee Barnes
June 09
"Celia" looks healthy in this photo
taken by Lee Barnes, early January 2010.
CELIA is the last tree (no. 31) planted at the Evans Property in 2008. Click here to BEGIN VIEWING TREE NUMBER 11, first tree planted at Evans Property, Waynesville.
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