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Pine Trees
Is there a more based tree than pine?
Anonymous United Kingdom No.23185027 >>23185038 >>23185084 >>23185093
>>23185026 (OP)
I like willow trees
Anonymous Australia No.23185028 >>23185032 >>23185070 >>23185109 >>23185145
>>23185026 (OP)
Aussie Gumtrees have burnt down large swathes of california and israel, doesn't get much more based than that.

Pine tree is a quintessential White mans tree though, grows quick, grows straight, grows just about anywhere, great timber tree for construction. You can trace the route of early aussie settlers by pine trees.
Anonymous Canada No.23185029
>>23185026 (OP)
Palm Trees give that tropical vibe, very nice
Anonymous Egypt No.23185030 >>23185036 >>23185083
>>23185026 (OP)
what is based about it
its just a stupid tree, does it kill the jews ?
Asmon United States No.23185031 >>23185048
>>23185026 (OP)
Post trees faggots
Anonymous Unknown No.23185032 >>23185054
>>23185028
Araucarias aren't pines
chud Uruguay No.23185033 >>23185043 >>23185105
>>23185026 (OP)
Pine wood is fast growing and very useful

But oak is much stronger, and there's something noble and spiritual about people planting oaks not for themselves but whoever will come next
Anonymous Germany No.23185034 >>23185118
>>23185026 (OP)
beech
Anonymous United States No.23185035
for me yellow cedar is the only way
Anonymous United States No.23185036
>>23185030
>what is based about it
It soldered your shitposting device for starters.
Anonymous United States No.23185037 >>23185044 >>23185071
>>23185026 (OP)
Probably the best trees. Green all year. Needles are soft and feel good on skin. Also, nice smell
Anonymous United States No.23185038 >>23185113 >>23185148
>>23185026 (OP)
>>23185027
both based
Douglas Fir are pretty nice too
Sage United States No.23185039
>>23185026 (OP)
Cedar
Anonymous United States No.23185040
>>23185026 (OP)
Easy
Anonymous United States No.23185041
Gynosperms are the niggers of the tree world. They have to hide in places that the angIos can't get them
Anonymous United States No.23185042
>>23185026 (OP)
They make shitty firewood. Burns too fast. Good kindling, but not good in terms of logs for the fire.
Anonymous United States No.23185043 >>23185067 >>23185162
>>23185033
>Here have an oak, good luck cleaning the leaves, repaving your driveway and falling on your ass from all the acorns.
Gee thanks.
Anonymous Latvia No.23185044
>>23185037
Niggers shouldn't be allowed in areas that pine trees grow in.
Anonymous Poland No.23185045 >>23185051
STUPID SHIT TREE
I FUCKING HATE PINES
THEY ARE PLANTED HERE EVERYWHERE. SHITTY """""""""""""""FORESTS""""""""""""""" MADE ON VERY SANDY GROUND WITH SHITTY PINE TREES
GOD I FUCKING HATE THIS AREA
Anonymous Sweden No.23185046
>>23185026 (OP)
Praise the tree
Anonymous Finland No.23185047 >>23185187
>>23185026 (OP)
I like birch trees, better firewood
Anonymous United States No.23185048
>>23185031
reporting in
Anonymous United States No.23185049 >>23185055 >>23185111
>>23185026 (OP)
I could build a home beneath a pine tree and be happy there forever. Some kind of rustic, but cozy, winterproof cabin with 3 large bedrooms, a fireproofed kitchen, a living room, a dining room.

As long as I had a reliable water supply, decent bathroom, and electricity, it would be comfy.
Anonymous United States No.23185050 >>23185075 >>23185156
It is an important national symbol here in the USA. Many pine trees where I live in the rural Southeast. I am also a trained woodworker, we used poplar, hardwood, for cabinetry and softwood for framing, not what you would expect.

Here is my Misbaha, prayer beads that I use for Dhikr, meditative Islamic prayer. It is made from Indonesian palm wood. It always reminds me that Islam can be propagated peacefully in a big way.

Indonesia is the most populous Muslim country in the world and received Islam by peaceful missionaries and trade. Woodworking itself is very important in Islam, wood is more valuable than silver and gold for decoration.

That is because early Muslims lived in a desert and had to buy and import wood from far off lands like Lebanon with silver and gold. It was a rare material used for jewelry and architectural decoration.
Anonymous United States No.23185051 >>23185052 >>23185115
>>23185045
>MADE ON VERY SANDY GROUND
They think they just plant those in barren dry spots when they do that themselves. Literally natures kerosene tanks with their volatile needles and sap, they were basically our first source of crude.
Anonymous Poland No.23185052 >>23185138
>>23185051
I mean these are controlled plantation forests. All the tree growing and cutting down business and so on.
it's just that nothing else will grow here
Anonymous United States No.23185053
I have some really massive pine trees in my yard but they’re constantly leaving big branches all over the place so I haven’t to spend hours bending over to pick them all up before I can mow the lawn every week.
Anonymous Australia No.23185054 >>23185160 >>23185179
>>23185032
>Araucarias aren't pines
Nicely spotted mate and I didn't mean to imply that it was, just posting a unique tree you only find down here.
Anonymous Finland No.23185055 >>23185076
>>23185049
Had a pine tree fall on my cabin during a storm, cant recommend
Anonymous France No.23185056 >>23185057 >>23185058 >>23185192
>>23185026 (OP)
Most retarded tree ever fucking all the soil surrounding it.
Conifers are the niggers of the trees and against the patriarcal Aryan arganian society.
Anonymous Latvia No.23185057
>>23185056
Browns living in african clikate have this opinion. Sam hyde explicitly admitted he's jewish when he said that he doesn't like pine trees.
Anonymous United Kingdom No.23185058 >>23185064
>>23185056
>grows quickly
>green all year round
>produces useful substance (turpentine)
Anonymous United States No.23185059
>>23185026 (OP)
depends on what qualities we are seeking
Anonymous Poland No.23185060
>>23185026 (OP)
>Is there a more based tree than pine?
Larches and Birches
Anonymous Germany No.23185061 >>23185136 >>23185195
>>23185026 (OP)
Birch is a friend for humanity! Drinkable juice, good for tinder and heating, easily to be turned into pitch, pretty white bark. What is not to like?
Anonymous United States No.23185062
>>23185026 (OP)
the sugar pine, read miur's passages on it.
It is the most noble tree
Anonymous Canada No.23185063
>>23185026 (OP)
Yes. The maple tree. It produces maple syrup
Anonymous France No.23185064
>>23185058
A real Anglo would worship the beech
Anonymous Unknown No.23185065
>>23185026 (OP)
There really isn't anon
Anonymous United States No.23185066 >>23185094
FLORANIGGERS GET OUT (t)REEEE
Anonymous Canada No.23185067 >>23185141
>>23185043
I don't think oak trees produce acorns. But I could be wrong
Anonymous Sweden No.23185068
>>23185026 (OP)
If you're reading this thread, you have just entered the timeline involving extinction of pine trees in your timeline.

Contact your local CERN representative to request being moved into a different timeline that may be a better fit.
Anonymous United States No.23185069
the only good tree is a dead tree. then it can have purpose
Anonymous Romania No.23185070 >>23185177
>>23185028
I have 3 of these big boys in my garden. They give you free vitamin C .
Anonymous Sweden No.23185071 >>23185197
>>23185037
What line has soft needles? Are you thinking of fir?
Anonymous Sweden No.23185072
>>23185026 (OP)
Why post spruce in a thread about pine?
Anonymous Greece No.23185073
>>23185026 (OP)
>Be fig tree
>Dirty up your yard
>Don't elaborate
>Just grow
Anonymous Finland No.23185074 >>23185085
I love this orange motherfucker like you wouldn't believe
Anonymous Mexico No.23185075
>>23185050
>islam
>peaceful
Lol. Lmao even.
Anonymous United States No.23185076 >>23185078 >>23185137
>>23185055
Maybe plant a bunch of trees around it all to lock in the pine tree?
Anonymous United States No.23185077
>>23185026 (OP)
I like birch the most
Anonymous Sweden No.23185078
>>23185076
You are a good GPT agent
Anonymous United States No.23185079 >>23185081
>>23185026 (OP)
Black walnut because it feeds me until I sell it for $1,000 a pop. 30 at a time really adds up bros.
Anonymous Bulgaria No.23185080 >>23185121
OP you're more of a Fagus type
Anonymous Finland No.23185081 >>23185087 >>23185088
>>23185079
How long does it take to grow to that size
Anonymous United States No.23185082
I've been trying to decide on a new tree to plant in my front yard since the previous one died. It was a very old and enormous copper beech that provided a lot of shade and insulation to my property.

Location: coastal Massachusetts
Anonymous United States No.23185083
>>23185030
the jew fears trees. niggers do to. pretty based if you ask me.
Anonymous United States No.23185084 >>23185086
>>23185027
Weak ass wood and succeptable to diseases. No comparison to a pine tree
Anonymous Germany No.23185085
>>23185074
This might really be one of the greatest trees ever. A bbt. Big based tree.
Anonymous Germany No.23185086
>>23185084
If you understood the other uses of willow wood, you'd understand where it's true strength comes from
Anonymous United States No.23185087 >>23185099 >>23185127
>>23185081
I have one about that size I think it's from the 1920s, but you can get a normal harvestable one in about 15-20 years from sapling. Gotta thank the squirrels for doing the heavy lifting of planting them for me.
Anonymous United States No.23185088 >>23185116
>>23185081
walnuts a hardwood. probably a century or more
Anonymous Italy No.23185089 >>23185092
>>23185026 (OP)
I love pines, anon, but celtis australis is my favourite overall
Anonymous United States No.23185090
>>23185026 (OP)
why
Anonymous United States No.23185091
>>23185026 (OP)
I had two cypress trees that were killed by bagworms, the trees apparently don't regrow their needles
Anonymous Australia No.23185092
>>23185089
>celtis australis
These are lovely when they're older.
Anonymous United States No.23185093
>>23185027
thats low level shit. ill be at yews
Anonymous United States No.23185094
>>23185066
palo verdes are neat in the southwest. one of the few trees with vibrant green bark
Anonymous United States No.23185095 >>23185101
>>23185026 (OP)
That is a beautiful picture anon thanks for posting it. Imagine the smell
Anonymous Australia No.23185096 >>23185123
Moreton Bay Fig trees would have to be a childhood favourite, monster roots to climb all over and hide in, long low branches to climb on etc

I'd unironically buy a property on the basis of it having a Moreton Bay Fig tree alone.
Anonymous United States No.23185097
For me it's the coniferous evergreen
Anonymous Australia No.23185098
>>23185026 (OP)
I miss pine forests. A lot of great nature over here but still looking for that nice damp forest to raise some foals in.
Anonymous Finland No.23185099 >>23185117 >>23185133
>>23185087
Based squirrel frens
Anonymous Germany No.23185100
weeb reporting in
Anonymous United States No.23185101 >>23185120
>>23185095
It's the future anon, you don't have to imagine in future world you just need one dollar.
Anonymous United States No.23185102
>>23185026 (OP)
Pine trees are ugly and fucking gay, I hate them.
Anonymous Canada No.23185103 >>23185157
>>23185026 (OP)

>more based
Enter the forest swastika
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forest_swastika
Anonymous Latvia No.23185104 >>23185170
>>23185026 (OP)
Truly the nigger of trees.
>provides no shade
>dumps pine cones and needles all over your yard all year round
>literally kills other plants under it with chemical warfare
>easily and randomly breaks in half and drops dangerous logs
>branches also randomly fall for no reason
>in summer they all splooge out tree sperm that coats everything and some people are allergic
Fuck pine trees. I had 55 on my property when I bought it and I'm down to 23 now after I chainsawed and removed that trash. Decent firewood if you let it dry completely. Also good for making lumber.
Anonymous Latvia No.23185105
>>23185033
Oaks are awesome and by far the best firewood but you shouldn't cut them down for firewood but if they break apart or something fair game.
Anonymous United States No.23185106 >>23185119
i hate trees.
Anonymous United States No.23185107
>>23185026 (OP)
The Pine Tree is a fine tree by all accounts, but by objective measure, the Weeping Willow is the superior tree.
Anonymous Canada No.23185108
Also, the Blue (colorado) Spruce is the king of trees

>>23185026 (OP)
Anonymous United States No.23185109 >>23185126 >>23185185
>>23185028
A pine tree on the beach, what a beautiful sight.
Anybody got any pics of a palm tree on a snowy mountain?
Anonymous United States No.23185110
>>23185026 (OP)
>pine
>posts a spruce
Anonymous Latvia No.23185111
>>23185049
>3 large bedrooms, a fireproofed kitchen, a living room, a dining room.
That's basically the Latvian dream and they cost about $250,000 to build here plus land cost.
Anonymous United States No.23185112
>>23185026 (OP)
in order of favor.
Pine
Maple
Oak

those 3 really do it for me for different reasons.
Anonymous United States No.23185113
>>23185038
doug firs are pines
Anonymous United States No.23185114
Conifer trees are just really comfy
Anonymous Latvia No.23185115
>>23185051
Soviets turned every sandy area of Western Soviet Union into artificial pine groves. Tons of that shit here too. Only upside is pines seem to have a symbiotic relationship with chanterelle mushrooms.
Anonymous Finland No.23185116
>>23185088
Damn thats crazy. Here all trees takes from 50 to up to a hundred years to fully mature because the growing season is short.
Anonymous United States No.23185117 >>23185128
>>23185099
I rake all the yard nuts into a pile and watch them work throughout winter, and by spring that pile is magically cleaned up. They really are bros and my dog loves chasing them. Had a few almost tame chipmunks but I got too busy for that shit.
Anonymous United States No.23185118
>>23185034
Patrician
Anonymous Finland No.23185119 >>23185124
>>23185106
Ok saruman
Anonymous United States No.23185120
>>23185101
Well that's true however nothing beats the real thing with the crisp clean air
Anonymous Latvia No.23185121
>>23185080
Fagus Americana
Fagus Sylvatica
Anonymous United Kingdom No.23185122
>>23185026 (OP)
Spruce.
Anonymous Latvia No.23185123 >>23185142
>>23185096
That's a wondrous tree.
Anonymous United States No.23185124 >>23185147
>>23185119
careful, you Jakobstad gooner.
salad nigger United States No.23185125
>>23185026 (OP)
Damn, I can't think of one. I almost said magnolias because they smell good too but fuck those high maintenance jews
Anonymous Latvia No.23185126
>>23185109
>pine tree on the beach, what a beautiful sight.
The entire Baltic sea beach line is covered in pine forests.
Anonymous United States No.23185127
>>23185087
Man I love my squirrels. have a nice squirrel family that lives in my back silver Maple. I hook them tye fuck up with nuts and fruit and all kinds of other stuff. I do that in hopes they leave my gradens alone. And they do. I do the same for the birds. Give them offerings and they leave my stuff alone. I'm fuckin gay FUCK
Anonymous Finland No.23185128 >>23185144
>>23185117
Keep up the good work but don't cut the big old tree
Anonymous United States No.23185129 >>23185135
>>23185026 (OP)
Birch is pretty fucking cool mate
Anonymous United States No.23185130
i hate squirrels.
Anonymous United States No.23185131
birch is the absolute worst of all wood, by far. i hate birch.
Anonymous Netherlands No.23185132
i liek all trees
Anonymous United States No.23185133
>>23185099
Anonymous United States No.23185134
>>23185026 (OP)
I love the smell of Jeffery Pine, there is no smell like it on earth. Thank you God for you perfect creation, I am so sorry that we have chosen to destroy instead of spread life.
Anonymous United States No.23185135 >>23185155
>>23185129
there's a place in the Dixie natio al Forrest in southern Utah where the birch Forrest have thousands of names and dates in the back from the citizens of Cedar city who go up there. I saw some fkn old ass dates I those trees. pretty cool. I mean every tree everywhere you look for like a ΒΌ mile
Anonymous United Kingdom No.23185136
>>23185061
They sound great when it's windy.
Anonymous Finland No.23185137
>>23185076
And wait for 3 decades hoping there is no storm during that time
Anonymous Poland No.23185138
>>23185052
Because that soil is very infertile. Poland has plenty of that type of post glacial soil. That's why only pines will grow there.
Anomynous United States No.23185139
Osage orange is best tree. Can be planted in a row to make a natural thorny fence to keep niggers out. When mature is the hardest natural wood known to man, useful for long lasting fires, extremely durable lumber, etc. it is the best native wood for bow making, which is excellent for shooting any niggers that gets past the thorn fence. It is also a pretty yellow/orange color. Also, fuck niggers.
Anonymous United States No.23185140
>>23185026 (OP)
Pines/firs are peak but I like maples and aspens too, fall is my favorite time of year and they go nice colors. I have all three on my property, which I bought in March so I haven't seen it in the fall yet, can't wait.
Anonymous United Kingdom No.23185141
>>23185067
You are stupid
Anonymous Australia No.23185142
>>23185123
They're everywhere where I grew up, I hadn't even thought about them in a long time.

But yeah, if I had to pick one tree, that's the one for me.
Anonymous Canada No.23185143 >>23185167
>>23185026 (OP)
I'm partial to Cedar, tho Pine is quite fine & divine
Anonymous United States No.23185144 >>23185150
>>23185128
Not up to me, boomer uncles are selling this place because it was my grandparents and they want that inflation money. I'm taking a little bit of everything with me though; maple, walnut, red oak, hickory, and even a few eastern red cedar to my new house. Life goes on, nothing lasts forever.
Anonymous United States No.23185145
>>23185028
>Pine tree is a quintessential White mans tree though
Spruce and man taming the wild together
Anonymous United States No.23185146 >>23185149
>>23185026 (OP)
I love all trees equally, but I'm particularly fond of cedars. We have a giant one like picrel out front that's about 50 ft high. Did you know cedar is one of the only types of wood that doesn't rot?
Anonymous Finland No.23185147
>>23185124
It's a pretty town
Anonymous United States No.23185148 >>23185151 >>23185181
>>23185038
Apparently Fir wins against Pine until there's a fire, which is why there are Pines at all.

Smokey the Bear therefore is racist against Pines.
Anonymous Latvia No.23185149 >>23185152 >>23185159
>>23185146
Yes that is why red cedar is the most popular wood to make saunas out of.
Anonymous Finland No.23185150
>>23185144
Damn, sorry to hear that. I love old trees
Anonymous United States No.23185151
>>23185148
As I said before though, Douglas Fir is actually a misnamed pine and not a fir, so smokey must be confused.
Anonymous Finland No.23185152 >>23185154
>>23185149
But it doesn't grow in Finland. Most saunas are made of spruce, unless its concrete and ceramic tiles
Anonymous New Zealand No.23185153
>>23185026 (OP)
Literally no. You can make something called β€œpine pop” which is the process of sticking a bunch of young pine needles into a jug with a release top, fill it with water and some sugar, let it sit for 2 weeks or so and then you have a delicious, citrusy carbonated beverage. Hobos in the 1920s used to do this in the Americas.

Look it up, people!
Anonymous Latvia No.23185154 >>23185158 >>23185166
>>23185152
Import from Canada. What are you too poor to get a proper red cedar sauna?
Anonymous United States No.23185155
>>23185135
that sounds awesome bro post some pics!
Anonymous New Zealand No.23185156
>>23185050
Cool beads, even cooler that you woodwork.

Sucks that Islam rotted your brain so hard that you end up talking about it in a threat about trees :\
Anonymous United States No.23185157
>>23185103
Based, even 50 years later they were triggering faggots

HH
Anonymous Finland No.23185158
>>23185154
Real sauna is spruce
Anonymous United States No.23185159
>>23185149
Interesting I didn't know that, fren. This probably isn't the best example of cedar's worthiness, due to arid climate, but there is a pyramid in Egypt that still has 1,000+ year old beams of cedar holding the place up. Historians believe they chose this type of wood specifically because of those unique properties.
Anonymous New Zealand No.23185160 >>23185177
>>23185054
You can chop those down and eat its heart for 300 calories. Tastes like potato!
Anonymous United States No.23185161
>>23185026 (OP)
Redwood
Anonymous United States No.23185162
>>23185043
I have around 6 oak trees in my yard. Bur oak, white oak and red oak. Squirrels eat all the acorns before they can even fall.
Anonymous United States No.23185163
>>23185026 (OP)
Trees are the opposite of white. The cool trees are in Africa and South America and the old European trees of yore have been replaced with fast growing genetically inferior trees
Anonymous Finland No.23185164
I will shill rowan trees.
Nice flowers and berries
and you can eat the berries
JD Vance Norway No.23185165 >>23185178
I love big firtrees where the trunk goes bare pretty far up. When you have a bunch of them, it creates a calming atmosphere where the branches are like a blanket up top and you have pretty clear vision at ground level.
Add a well kept/ bare ground and its wonderful.
Gives you the feeling of being at camp.
Anonymous Finland No.23185166
>>23185154
B-but muh tradition.
Anonymous United Kingdom No.23185167
>>23185143
comfiest image ive seen in a while anon, got some backstory, lore you could share with us? Looks like early-mid 2000's judging by the cars, maybe even late 90's? Damn i want to be right there, in the rain even, imagine the fucking gorgeous smell in the air.
Anonymous Sweden No.23185168 >>23185171
>>23185026 (OP)
That’s a spruce
Anonymous United States No.23185169
>>23185026 (OP)
Redwoods. GOAT tree and it's not even a debate.
Anonymous New Zealand No.23185170
>>23185104
Harness the power of pine pollen anon. Breathe it into your lungs and let it coat your soft tissues. Pine pollen has been shown to help your body naturally produce more testosterone AND pine needle tea is also a type of birth control for ladies. Its sap also kills niggerkike parasites that eat your balls (strongials)

Truly, God’s gift to mankind.
Anonymous United States No.23185171
>>23185168
real
Anonymous Unknown No.23185172
>95% of the giant sequoias were cut down to house the endless waves of mass immigration and line the pockets of (((lumber companies)))
>another 2% burned away the past 5 years in the wildfires
>the remaining 3% is up for grabs and the restrictions on logging could be lifted any day
But if we think about it logically, we've got 50 million spics and jeets coming into our country, they've got to live somewhere and here's a perfectly good 2000 year old tree that we could turn into a home.
Anonymous Sweden No.23185173
>tfw retards still haven’t figured out the tree is a SPRUCE and not a pine.
For comparison this is how a pine tree looks like.
Anonymous Canada No.23185174 >>23185176
>>23185026 (OP)
The pine tree gets btfo’d by pine beetles
Anonymous United States No.23185175
Pine trees are the trees of the white man.
Anonymous New Zealand No.23185176
>>23185174
Yeah, only when it stops raining for years on end, nigga. And since geoengineering is a thing, might as well call this an attack on a country’s lumber production.
Anonymous Australia No.23185177
>>23185070
>I have 3 of these big boys in my garden. They give you free vitamin C .

>>23185160
>You can chop those down and eat its heart for 300 calories. Tastes like potato!

>/pol/
>aussie cop killer on the loose in the bush
>also /pol/
>fyi you can eat your trees
Well if I ever become the former, i'll remember the latter.
Anonymous United States No.23185178
>>23185165
We've got Ponderosa Pines in my area that are like that. There are areas along the road over the mountains where there are huge ones on either side and the branches almost make a roof over the road, it's really cool.
Asmon United States No.23185179
>>23185054
these look alien
Anonymous United States No.23185180 >>23185183 >>23185184
The natural range of the white mans pine is similar to the range of the white mans animal the wolf
Anonymous United States No.23185181
>>23185148
>Smokey the Bear
>the
Anonymous United States No.23185182
>>23185026 (OP)
Now you've done it, anon.
Anonymous United States No.23185183
No Afro picks basketballs giant lizards >>23185180
or watermelon here
Anonymous Australia No.23185184
>>23185180
Holy shit I had no idea wolves had spread that far south.
Anonymous Poland No.23185185 >>23185188
>>23185109
Anonymous United States No.23185186 >>23185325 >>23185362
>>23185026 (OP)
I love bonsai. I'm starting my own garden of bonsai trees. Pic rel is not mine
Anonymous Norway No.23185187
>>23185047
>birch trees, better firewood
I like fir, as it burns the quickest and leave next to no charcoal in the ash.
If you want a lot of heat fast, fir is the way to go.
All wood have the same energy per kg anyway so it doesn't matter a lot.
Anonymous United States No.23185188
>>23185185
I'm surprised they can keep palms alive in places that get that much snow. I know some of the Oregon In-N-Outs don't have the trademark crossed palms because they can't handle the climate, and all of those are in the relatively mild western part of the state.
Anonymous United States No.23185189
Northern Red Oak is the tree of New England and white men.
Anonymous United States No.23185190 >>23185194 >>23185198 >>23185213 >>23185321
>>23185026 (OP)
I like junipers. Something about seeing a solidary juniper growing in an environment as inhospitable as the deserts of Utah or Arizona is inspiring to me.
Anonymous United States No.23185191 >>23185196 >>23185198 >>23185268
>514141698
Another one. They can live to be like 650 years old too.
Anonymous Norway No.23185192
>>23185056
The name of the property where I live is called Conifer grove.
Because of this both the previous owner and me has planted a lot of different conifer trees.
Anonymous United States No.23185193
>>23185026 (OP)
redwoods you fucking fag
any other answer is completely wrong
Anonymous United States No.23185194
>>23185190
Solitary*
Anonymous Norway No.23185195
>>23185061
>What is not to like?
It needs to be predrilled if you use it as a building material. Fir and Pine can be screwed and nailed dry without cracking.
Anonymous Finland No.23185196 >>23185268
>>23185191
Theres trees that are supposedly over 4000 years old

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_individual_trees

Interesting read
Anonymous Norway No.23185197
>>23185071
Some American species.
Anonymous United States No.23185198
>>23185190
>>23185191
I wish I could find trees that grew like this where I live
>OK
I want to gather some yamadori, and it seems I gotta go out west
Anonymous United States No.23185199
based california fire kindeling trees
Anonymous (ID: EJvQRPPi) United States No.23185209
good thread
Anonymous (ID: Hxbfdlg3) Norway No.23185213 >>23185243
>>23185190
I like junipers too. All the conifers are based.
Look at this fucking giant.
Anonymous (ID: Z5nec0gw) Australia No.23185230 >>23185243
For me it's the janny tree.
Anonymous (ID: EJvQRPPi) United States No.23185243 >>23185286 >>23185306
>>23185230
welcome to bnat
stay awhile...
stay FOREVER
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>>23185213
that thing is cool
reminds me of uhhh redwood trees, sort of
Anonymous (ID: Hxbfdlg3) Norway No.23185268
>>23185191
>>23185196
Yeah, the Bristlecone Pine is the longest living non-clonal organism in the world.
Some retard cut down one of the oldest known trees in an attempt to figure out how old it was.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prometheus_(tree)
Anonymous (ID: Hxbfdlg3) Norway No.23185286
>>23185243
Yeah true it looks like a short stout Giant Sequoia at that size lol
Anonymous (ID: Z5nec0gw) Australia No.23185306
>>23185243
We cannot stay fren, there's important work to be done elsewhere.

But I leave you with this parting gift.

On 1 July 1935, Nazi Germany passed the Reichsnaturschutzgesetz (Reich Nature Conservation Act) to protect nature, they were also the first nation in the world to place the wolf under protection.
Anonymous (ID: wejjnnqX) United States No.23185321
>>23185190
We have tons in the dry parts of Oregon too. I've got a few in my yard. They're cool but brutal for people with allergies, fortunately I don't get it bad but spring was hell for my dad.
Anonymous (ID: 8LafQTqO) United States No.23185325
>>23185186
It's not a hobby for the impatient that's for sure
Anonymous (ID: 3XWX03n5) United States No.23185341
>>23185026 (OP)
Oak is better because it gives apples in Minecraft. How based do you have to be to produce apples without even being an apple tree? Sounds pretty based to me.
Anonymous (ID: hZxo22Hy) United States No.23185359
gay nigger mods
Anonymous (ID: Hxbfdlg3) Norway No.23185362
>>23185186
The Krummholz effect creates natural bonsai trees, pic rel