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The purpose of this sub is to help each other identify tree species, their diseases/conditions, provide advice and to appreciate photos of special trees.
Other tree subs you might also enjoy:
r/sfwtrees
r/arboriculture
r/forestry
r/dendrology
r/conifers
r/backyardorchard
r/citrus
r/marijuanaenthusiasts
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/r/Tree
We are in South Carolina. We got hit pretty hard by Hurricane Helena. Not long after our huge oak tree started leaking sap. We are thinking possibly damage from something? But truly we don’t know. Does anyone have any thoughts ?
Just to add we had one fall in 2020 in the back yard and crush a building. It was a very sick tree. It has black smelly sap and a lot of rotten roots and issues. We had a few others removed that were close to our house. We are a bit nervous about this one as well.
Picture of the sap. I’ll get a picture of the entire tree as well.
Tree is two years old, I planted it from a sapling and is now about 8 feet tall. I have never weed whacked around the area , just used lawn mower but this is new in the past week or two. What can I do to save it?
The photo was taken in the end of September in PNW
Hello! I have a magnolia tree that’s about 40 years old. I just noticed this today, and I thought it looked somewhat concerning. I don’t know anything about trees, though lol. If anyone could give some insight, it would be much appreciated. Thank you :)
Loved my MT Rainier hiking jaunts from the past. One of my favorite trees.
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It really gained some height with this one branch out the top.
Hi there! I am ignorant when it comes to trees and was hoping you could help me. Our town took down the parkway tree. A limb hit our house and then a big branch narrowly crushed a car. I guess my question is, can you tell based on the stump, if this tree was sick or anything of the like? Thank you so much for your expertise.
Literally some of the most beautiul colours I've ever seen.
Hi
I have a 1 acre lot in (eastern Ontario, Canada) what used to be a beautiful bush. Now I’m surrounded by dead ash. I am looking for some suggestions for what to put in to bring back some shade and greenery.
I’m looking for a smaller tree that would be good for a front yard, native to PA with nice fall color. Drop me your best ideas. I want something that won’t completely block out the house