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- Arborist - how to find a certified arborist
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- 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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Red Maple (acer rubrum) advice
Hello everyone, Im planning to plant a red maple behind my house. The sapling is about 5 feet tall. The place where I plan to plant it is covered with sunshine, from 10AM till sundown, the soil is healthy, and it is protected from wind by a thick forest. Since this maple isn't native to my country or Europe in general, what kind of tips do you have for me? Does it need a lot of watering in the beggining, do I prune it, will it even grow in my area (internet says the hardiness zone of my region is from about 8-9a). Thank you in advance.
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Caddo Sugar Maple Varieties
I’m wondering if anyone knows much about the different cultivars of the Caddo sugar maples. From what I can tell there are 3 varieties - Flashfire, John Pair, and Autumn Splendor. There is very little in terms of pictures or information on the differences between these. Can anyone share if they are essentially interchangeable or if they have differing characteristics?
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Big oak makes weeping willow look tiny
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Best way to seperate seedlings, or should I just let them grow together and let the strongest one eventually strangle it's siblings? I thought I had a bunch of duds and planted them all in the same pot. They are Blue Jacaranda, I'll be attempting to turn it into a bonsai. Potted in a coconut coir.
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Birch and fir in St. Paul, MN, USA
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Beautiful oak tree in the neighborhood
The picture doesn’t do it justice, it’s incredibly tall and has a base almost as wide as a car.
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One lone Eastern White Pine grows out of a Gray Alder swamp
Probably a 60 foot tree surrounded by acres of alders and willows that barely reach 15 feet
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This Oak Tree has been soaking up the nutrients of the Trinity River for over 300 years.
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Ancient Giants of the Redwoods
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A monster Oak in western New York
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Tree ID
Tree is located in Southern England but non-native species. Anybody have any ideas what it is? Only got the one picture, sorry, but at least it features leaves and buds. TIA
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What are these little black 'horns' on my maple leaves?
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Indian marker tree
Found one of those cool Native American marker trees I just read about
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Japanese maple
My plant needs help😥I had it in the sun a few days during the summer the leaves burned so I put it in a shaded spot but the leaves haven’t recovered any since July, ik it’s around winter time but it’s been pretty warm still in central Texas I just figured it would recover by now. I water it once a week and rotate it every few weeks.
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Largest Red Oak in Texas
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Help me save my neighbor's tree from insurance company! (Time sensitive)
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