Anonymous
6/28/2025, 9:53:20 PM No.5008734
Who here Quercus? For me it's all about the bicolor.
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Anonymous
6/28/2025, 10:30:32 PM No.5008745
>bicolor
>is akshually unicolor
what a scam
emendation when??
>is akshually unicolor
what a scam
emendation when??
Anonymous
6/29/2025, 1:52:06 AM No.5008811
>>5008734 (OP)
Quercus alba is still my favorite. They're the biggest, oldest, gnarliest oaks where I live. They used to be planted as shade trees for sheep farms but sheep farming stopped being profitable so forests just grew up around them. So you'll sometimes find these enormous monsters hiding in dense woods and they look magical. I used to hang out in them all the time as a little kid.
Quercus alba is still my favorite. They're the biggest, oldest, gnarliest oaks where I live. They used to be planted as shade trees for sheep farms but sheep farming stopped being profitable so forests just grew up around them. So you'll sometimes find these enormous monsters hiding in dense woods and they look magical. I used to hang out in them all the time as a little kid.
Anonymous
6/29/2025, 11:08:04 PM No.5009252
Scrub oak supremacy - quercus gambellii, quercus havardii & quercus turbinella
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 12:55:13 AM No.5009299
>>5008734 (OP)
Robur team, standing by.
Robur team, standing by.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 4:56:39 AM No.5009410
How well do they respond to pruning? I want to plant some for wildlife, but don't want them to get big enough to require an arborist to maintain them.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 9:53:52 AM No.5009519
Quercus Ilex for me
I stole acorns of the edible subspecies at my hometown botanical garden
I stole acorns of the edible subspecies at my hometown botanical garden