Category: trees

One Week Comparison of the Playground Trees

November 1st
October 25th
November 1st

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Autumn Gallery

This Autumn gallery inspired by

Audrey of Minnedota Prairie Roots Blog

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A Knotty Tree

By Sacred Heart parish

I tried to research tree diseases but came up short. Hopefully someone can tell me why this tree looks like this.

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Silver Ghost Lacebark Pine and Big Bugs

At The Dawes Arboretum Newark, Ohio.

Silver Ghost Lacebark Pine
Spider with Web by David Rogers
Dragonfly Sculpture at lake
Lettering Hedges
Driving through the Deep Woods
Checking out the giant ants sculptures
Three Big Ants and Roy
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Winter Tree in Florida

A Winter Tree in Florida on the Golf Course.

Ardent blog follower and witty commenter dc, captured this winter tree in Florida. It was in response to my silent Sunday post of the winter Tree in Pittsburgh.

dc suggested that I photograph my tree in the summer which I thought was a good idea. Thank you

dc guest blog photo of Winter Tree in Florida
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Silent Sunday

Winter Tree

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Heart of Light

Light through Japanese maple leaves
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Night Tree

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A Bald Cypress in Clintonville Ohio

A deciduous conifer -the Bald Cypress
In Whetstone Park by the playground and library

I used the inaturalist Seek app to identify this magnificent tree

“This tree has inspired much poetry and prose over the centuries due to its melancholy and mysterious appearance. Longfellow refers to its “towering and tenebrous boughs” that “waved like banners that hang on the walls of ancient cathedrals” in his 1847 poem, Evangeline. Naturalist John Muir in his book Thousand-Mile Walk refers to “the dark, mysterious cypress woods which cover everything” and states that “night is coming on and I am filled with indescribable loneliness.”- click text for ArborDay source

Closeup

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Budding Pinecones

At the playground in Upper Arlington

Two different types of pine trees in Ohio.

Everything you want to know about Conifer Cones is here

North of Columbus – in Mark snd Erika’s backyard .
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