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That's a beauty and it looks healthy.Wrexhamâs 480-year-old sweet chestnut crowned tree of the year
Tree that’s withstood storms and firewood collectors wins contest highlighting those in urban areas
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Its worth a look but there are better trees in the area. There is a Spanish Oak in the Wynnstay Park that is an amazing tree. Sadly there is no picture online.
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Well someone cut down its competition. It is like the arborist Tanya Harding having that other skater beaten down to try to steal her spot.Wrexhamâs 480-year-old sweet chestnut crowned tree of the year
Tree that’s withstood storms and firewood collectors wins contest highlighting those in urban areas
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Its worth a look but there are better trees in the area. There is a Spanish Oak in the Wynnstay Park that is an amazing tree. Sadly there is no picture online.
Thats a thing of beauty. Trees that feed us are special. Do you have sweet chesnuts over there ?That's a beauty and it looks healthy.
We have a fig tree in Ventura that isn't that old and not that good looking, but it's always there to see.
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It's a Moreton Bay Fig. Planted in 1874.
The Historic Moreton Bay Fig Tree | Visit Ventura, CA
by Michele Foster Eucalyptus trees are now ubiquitous in California and it is commonly known that they were introduced during the Gold Rush era in hopes of providing fast growing timber for railroad ties. While they didn’t quite work out for that purpose, they remain and have become a elemental...
That was a senseless act of vandalism. Very sad.Well someone cut down its competition. It is like the arborist Tanya Harding having that other skater beaten down to try to steal her spot.
Wrexhamâs 480-year-old sweet chestnut crowned tree of the year
Tree that’s withstood storms and firewood collectors wins contest highlighting those in urban areas
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Its worth a look but there are better trees in the area. There is a Spanish Oak in the Wynnstay Park that is an amazing tree. Sadly there is no picture online.
I believe the only ones around were grown in nurseries. All the naturals in this country, AFAIK, are nearly extinct.Thats a thing of beauty. Trees that feed us are special. Do you have sweet chesnuts over there ?
That's a beauty and it looks healthy.
We have a fig tree in Ventura that isn't that old and not that good looking, but it's always there to see.
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It's a Moreton Bay Fig. Planted in 1874.
The Historic Moreton Bay Fig Tree | Visit Ventura, CA
by Michele Foster Eucalyptus trees are now ubiquitous in California and it is commonly known that they were introduced during the Gold Rush era in hopes of providing fast growing timber for railroad ties. While they didn’t quite work out for that purpose, they remain and have become a elemental...
Yep. Plaza Park. It's on the corner of Chestnut and Santa Clara, too!HEY! I know that tree!
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I was just looking at some Chestnuts that are growing in S. CarolinaWe've got the Angel Oak here in Charleston:
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Actually, it's out on Johns Island...
It is considered to be the largest Live Oak Tree east of the Mississippi.
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Learn more about Angel Oak Park and the tree that makes it famous.
Not biblically, I hope!HEY! I know that tree!
Here is the Moreton Bay Fig Tree in Santa Barbara
That's a beauty and it looks healthy.
We have a fig tree in Ventura that isn't that old and not that good looking, but it's always there to see.
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It's a Moreton Bay Fig. Planted in 1874.
The Historic Moreton Bay Fig Tree | Visit Ventura, CA
by Michele Foster Eucalyptus trees are now ubiquitous in California and it is commonly known that they were introduced during the Gold Rush era in hopes of providing fast growing timber for railroad ties. While they didn’t quite work out for that purpose, they remain and have become a elemental...
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The Bristle Cone pine is about 3000 years old. It is in the White Inyo mountains of southern Cali8fornia and I still have a piece of the bark,Wrexhamâs 480-year-old sweet chestnut crowned tree of the year
Tree that’s withstood storms and firewood collectors wins contest highlighting those in urban areas
Its worth a look but there are better trees in the area. There is a Spanish Oak in the Wynnstay Park that is an amazing tree. Sadly there is no picture online.
The Bristle Cone pine is about 3000 years old. It is in the White Inyo mountains of southern Cali8fornia and I still have a piece of the bark,
It's not in Ventura. It's in Santa Barbara. Anyone who is from that area knows that. It's next to the freeway, not far from West Beach.
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There is one in Ventura.
