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Rule #2: Posts not directly related to trees, their related plants (eg: woodland), conservation, or generally not in line with the purpose of the subreddit will be removed at moderator discretion. This includes but is not limited to memes and politically charged content. Bans may be issued at moderator discretion for particularly flagrant violations of this rule.
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Posts only involving cannabis may be removed.
You don't need upvotes to plant trees.
The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the second best time is now!
Related subreddits:
r/Arecaceae (palm trees)
AutoModerator knowledge base
You can summon AutoModerator to explain any of the following tree-related topics by writing a comment with an exclamation mark (!) in front of the keyword for the subject you want to be explained. See the complete list of callouts and info for each at this wiki page. If you would like to have a callout for something that isn't currently available in AutoModerator's knowledge base, please message the moderators. We're currently hard at work adding r/tree wiki contents to this callout list! Here are the phrases the bot currently looks for:
- Arborist - how to find a certified arborist
- Arborvitae
- Caging/Protector - Ways to protect your tree
- Cavity/Cavities/Umbrella
- Callery/Bradford/Pear - Do. Not. Plant.
- Codom/Codominant/Included/Inclusion
- DEAD - ...when it's dead!
- Enhance (because we love Dano's vid!)
- Ferts/Fertilizer - when not to fertilize
- Fruit/Training - for new and mature fruit trees
- Galls/Gall - on twig/leaf galls
- Girdling/Girdlingroots
- HowToPlant/howtoplant/Planting101 - Important basics on tree planting (planting depth)
- ID/id - how to post an effective ID request
- Lichen
- Mulch
- Pruning/Topping/Pollarding
- Posting/Guidelines
- RootFlare/Expose - how to expose a root flare
- Searchtool/Selector/TreeSelector - list of tree search engines
- Staking/Stake
- Stock/Healthystock - how to find healthy trees at the nursery
- TreeRing/Ring - on the evils of tree rings
- Toughsite/Difficultsite/slope/mound - planting in tough sites
- Turfgrass/grass
- Watering/Water
- WoundSealer/Sealer - info on their limited uses
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I've never had a more peaceful and awe-inspiring experience than walking through the Redwood groves. If you've never been, put it at the top of your bucket list!
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Silver birch grove displaying nature's perfect spacing in autumn gold
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Giant Eastern White Pine, 115 Footer
A true unit I drive past every day
00:42 UTC
Trumpet flower tree
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peep this beauty
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NC Trees and sky
I like trees and I like skies this is my first post ever
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What caused marks like these on this tree? I think it was the only one in the park like that, just curious.
20:28 UTC
Should I be worried
It looks like it is splitting in half.
20:07 UTC
Trees that can handle heat but shade?
I’m looking to get a potted tree for my balcony in Phoenix, Arizona that can handle the high heat we get here (115F+, 45C+) but doesn’t need direct sun.
I had bought a potted lime tree, but then realized our balcony faces north and is always in the shade (although it is light out there, not super dark). I’m not sure the lime is going to do well given that it will never get direct sun.
I’m struggling to find suggestions online for something that can handle shade and extreme heat. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance?
18:38 UTC
Baldy’s gone Orange
Not dying, just preparing to drop its leaves.
(Btw Don’t judge my messy backyard, I’m working on it)
17:44 UTC
The Sycamore Gap Tree at Hadrian’s Wall is sprouting!
17:30 UTC
Why do these trees in Athens smell like sperm?
Title.
17:26 UTC
“Look how they massacred my boy”
Thick wet snow took my Princeton Elm last night. Is he toast or can he be saved?
16:36 UTC
Having Trouble Deciding on Oak Variety to Plant
I love oaks. All of the oaks. Even live oaks with their unpleasant spikes.They feel like the essence of the CA valley to me. I want to plant one in my backyard to replace the 70 year old mulberry we had to cut down. I love oaks so much I am struggling to decide which variety to plant. My Gram says I shouldn't plant one because the acorns are a hazard...and she's not wrong, but we also have an abundant critter population that really makes light work of that problem. We currently have a valley oak that hangs over from the neighbors yard and the critters have demonstrated their efficiency. We also have a large backyard which means we can plant a fair distance from the house.
I would like a "faster" growing variety. I know oaks are pretty slow, but the sooner we recieve some shade from it the better, summers are brutal in our town.
My top favorite oaks are black oaks, valley oaks, bur oaks, red oaks
So please tell me, what variety of oak would you plant?
05:28 UTC
Why do trees lose their leaves at such drastically different times, even if they're the same species and in the same area?
A picture of three very different ginko trees in my neighborhood, in various stages of autumnal change.
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Attempting to cultivate the endangered Kamagong tree from seed (Diospyros Blancoi)
23:30 UTC
Tree wrap for deer protection
What's your favorite wrap for deer protection? Purchased or DIY
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