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I live near Sedona, AZ and hike a lot. I found these trees last year and have never seen twists as perfect as the first one. There was a few more like it in the area but I didn’t take pictures. It was almost like human made markers as the area leads to a Pueblo site, at least that’s been my theory. Would like to know if there’s a natural explanation for this. submitted by /u/Abstract_Endurance [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Any other stupid fucking trees that make you tear up every time you smell them? submitted by /u/Gramathon910 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

First time posting in this sub. Looking for some advice on fruit trees. My local greenhouse sells grafted fruit trees. Cheery trees with 3-4 types grafted together and peach, nectarine and plum, again 4-6 types grafted together. 1) Has anyone ever seen these in real life producing fruit? 2) They say they are sized fully grown as 4-5m tall and 4-6m wide. What spacing would be needed between trees and is the sizing accurate. 3) Can these trees be planted in proximity to a very large black walnut tree? Thanks all! submitted by /u/Hmm_Excellent [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have a large kudzu covered tree growing in my backyard but it has large branches of this coming over the deck. What is it? I live in metro Atlanta in GA, USA. It doesn’t look quite like anything else around it. submitted by /u/gaykittens [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Worried these roots are going to cause problems as this young tree continues to grow. Should I prune any of them in winter when the tree goes dormant? submitted by /u/bakedalaskan [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

First, the details. I am in southern Ontario, and almost exactly a year ago I transplanted a bunch of Fraser fit (3-1 transplants), White Pine, and White Spruce (both 2-1 transplants) to start a little Christmas tree operation on my property. I got dripline on them last year to get them through the summer, and had strong survival. This spring the trees have turned a concerning shade of green. See the photos for reference. Some of them are still a "normal" green, but these are relatively few, most trees are somewhere on the spectrum toward yellowish-green. I'm looking for help with the fol ..read more

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