Growing right out of the rocks, these old juniper trees seemed to magnify the redness of Ute Canyon. The bark and pine needles they shed decompose over time, creating a little patch of nutrient rich soil around the base of the tree which nurtures tiny plants. And so the evolution continues.
Growing right out of the rocks, these old juniper trees seemed to magnify the redness of Ute Canyon. The bark and pine needles they shed decompose over time, creating a little patch of nutrient rich soil around the base of the tree which nurtures tiny plants. And so the evolution continues.