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These are mine.
From left to right they are, cherry, Diamondback willow, dogwood, Oak and the longest one is juniper.
The oak one was grown by my mother who planted an acorn from the sacred oak tree from the Cossacks.
The Diamondback willow, second from the left, grossing Alberta and I got this at a charity sale for 20 bucks. I've always wanted one but none grows where I live.
The Twisted one in the middle is Western dogwood and the twist in it was from honeysuckle growing around it. I walked past this branch for years before I harvested it waiting for it to get big enough.
On the far right is the Juniper which I got from Smuggler's Cove. I use that for my most intense hikes.
