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Is this a burl
21:04 UTC
I love this Mountain Ash. Will having the rocks there be safe for it?
20:20 UTC
This uprooted over the winter. Any saving it?
Hello!
First time poster here, so excuse my ignorance. I live in Wisconsin. This little beauty uprooted this past winter during a heavy snowfall. I live in a duplex, and this was planted and has been growing since well before I moved in a few years ago, but it's proximity to a set of lower and upper windows was always a pleasure.
Myself and the other person renting the duplex assumed it wouldn't survive, but as you can see in the pictures, it's happily budding.
Is there any way to salvage this?
I don't know what kind of tree it is. It's not massive, so my hope is that with a few friends we could upright it again and somehow stabilize it, but I have no idea how realistic that is.
I'll answer any questions I can.
18:55 UTC
Thick Ass Birch
Went outside of my city for a couple days last November and came across this thick birch tree! Usually in the city they are way skinnier.
18:39 UTC
X posted in whatisthistree. Yakima, WA. Doesn’t drop its leaves and stays orange
15:21 UTC
Nanking cherry seedlings, one was bitten by my cat, will it come back?
15:14 UTC
What can cause a tree to grow like this?
14:27 UTC
Just wanted to show everyone my favorite tree, on a walking path near my house. The area used to be a golf course and is now maintained by a hospital. I think it's a big improvement!
12:19 UTC
Tree i.d?
Have passed this tree for a while and was wondering what it is?
06:30 UTC
Need help identifying this tree!
Hello,
My local area has some very mature trees, I believe them to be oak trees as they drop acorns. But I would love help to ID them further. Any guesses? Location is Midwest USA if that helps.
23:41 UTC
Forgive me father, for I knew not what I had done. 🫠😦
23:09 UTC
Abstaining today (1st in 20 years)
Trying to get more joy out of life, so here’s a tiny wild cherry tree I found on my walk to represent new beginnings
Peace and love y’all
21:03 UTC