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Foggy Morning Over The Pines
01:42 UTC
Cold stratification can just be done outdoors right?
I finished cleaning gingko seeds today. Collected them about a week ago. For cold stratification, I keep seeing to put them in fridge for three months, but since it’s nearly December and temperatures are finally below freezing, I was wondering if I can just plant them in pots outside? (surrounded with leaf mulch)
22:01 UTC
Visited an island off Vancouver island that had not been logged . Saw many 1-2000 year old red cedars , and this mossy one
19:43 UTC
This tree wants to be a bamboo
A cool pine tree I saw on a walk
18:45 UTC
This pattern inside a tree | What is this? Some kind of internal disease or infection?
15:56 UTC
Loblolly Pine doing its thing in the winter during sunrise
14:55 UTC
Planting high in anticipation of mulching?
I am house hunting and had this random thought while seeing homes listed with "blank canvas" yards. I've lurked here long enough to know that proper tree planting high with respect to the root flair is important, and to avoid burying it with a mulch volcano. But the thought struck me that in some of these yards with poor looking baren soil, is it a thing to plant a tree a little high in anticipation of slowly mulching around it to the proper height while also slowly cultivating the soil?
I am an avid worm composter and regular composter and dream of building my own little "soil factory" of sorts to slowly rehab one of these blank canvases.
Yes I know it's kind of a silly idea. I could/should just get some proper soil up front. But the idea intrigued me so here I am. Any thoughts welcome.
23:39 UTC
ID please
22:07 UTC
Has anyone tried to get a TPO (tree preservation order) in the UK?
I sent a request in to my local council 2 months ago and haven't heard back. I chased them up a few times with no reply.
I know councils are super underfunded but just wondering if anyone else has tried to get a TPO before.
16:55 UTC
What Pine species is this?
16:04 UTC
drove by this beautiful tree earlier this evening
04:55 UTC
Hey... is this what I hope it's not?
Spotted today on our magnolia tree
22:02 UTC
Elder buds breaking in december. Any action to be taken or let nature do its thing?
20:17 UTC
Hello! Any idea what this “Charlie Brown Christmas Tree” is?
We have two of these on our new property but they’ve been neglected. What is it and how can I care for it? Location: SE Iowa
18:54 UTC
Sycamore, Oaks, Maples Triparoo in Brooklyn Rain
16:22 UTC
Unburying trees
I have quite a few vine maples planted for a restoration. Some of them I realized are way too deep. Yesterday I tried to find the root flare and was digging 6-8” for a 3’ sapling. Is there a best practice for unburying? It’s on a slope so I feel like I’ll need to dig the whole tree with root structure out and elevate it. If so is there a time of year that’s best to do this? They just lost all their leaves.
15:51 UTC