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Trees
Above ground, trees and shrubs perform important environmental services by providing food and shelter to people and wildlife, oxygenating the air, and beautifying the landscape. Below ground, their roots open up critical passageways for the movement of air, moisture, and soil food web members.
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Can you cut above ground tree roots and tree survives?
You can trim a tree with no problem , but take too much and it will kill the tree.
What tree has seed pods eight by one by a quarter of an inch dark brown in color?
With just the info you gave it sounds like a Cercis candensis or better known as an Eastern Redbud. What time of year does it flower? Flower color? Leaf shape and color? What part of the world is it growing?
It depends on the variety. Some can be planted about 5 ft apart, but others (smaller varieties) could be planted closer together. Look at the tag or label when you buy the plants, and ask the retailer for advice.
It was a treaty between the Senecas and the US to open up the land west of the Genesee river in western NY for the settlement of the land. There was 10 reservations set up to accomodate the tribal members at the conclusion of the negotions.
Why so many ants on pussy willow bush?
Ants may be on a pussy willow bush if sap from nearby trees drip onto them. Usually, ants are attracted to sweet smells.
How do you quote Job price for tree removal?
I look at many things when giving a tree removal quote. The main thing is to estimate the number of people I will need and for how long. The other is which equipment will I need to bring to do the job right. Things that determine this are the size, location and condition of the tree I will be removing. Whether or not the wood will be left on the property or need to be hauled away will matter in the estimate as well.
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Sawyers For Hire Tree Service
227 S. Superior St.
De Pere, WI 54115
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What are some accomplishments of the National Audubon Society?
On a national level, the Audubon society has been conserving land and pushing for important legislation for over a century. The list of legislation created or assisted by the National Audubon Society is extensive, and includes the 1918 Migratory Bird Treaty Act, the 1964 Wilderness Act, the 1972 banning of DDT by the EPA, and the 1973 Endangered Species Act. Since it's inception the organization has preserved hundreds of thousands of acres of habitat across America, ensuring that many species of birds and other animals would have livable wilderness
Can palm trees use raw eggs as tree food?
No, palm trees (Palmaceae family) cannot use raw eggs as tree food.
Specifically, raw eggs are not wise choices for tree fertilizers. They attract foraging wildlife if they are left above ground. Scrounging wildlife makes short shrift of the eggs before any possible benefit filters down through the soil and around tree roots.
Do vascular plants live in dry places?
Vascular plants require moisture. To some extent, they can. I would guess the safest answer is 'no'.
What are the common uses of the elder tree?
The berries traditionally have been used to make elder-berry wine as well as pies and jellies.
What tree do conkes come from?
If the question is "What tree do conkers come from?" then the answer is Aesculus hippocastanum the Common Horse Chestnut.
How do you get a Florida banyan tree to stop producing too many berries?
you cant stop natures course so you should stop caring for it as much and the berries wont grow
I hope i help :)
How do you describe a stick on a tree to a 3 year old?
I would break one off and let him hold it, feel it, play with it. Then, I would take him to a tree and show him that it was the same thing on the tree. That the stick was just a little part of a tree that he was holding.
Do pecan trees drip sap or is it bug droppings?
Pecan trees drip lots and lots of sap!!! I'm no expert but here is my experience: Live in Arizona and have been parking under a pecan tree since April. Saw no sap whatsoever. Then in mid September, the sap started raining down like an outdoor mist-system. You can feel it misting down if you stand below it and if the sun is in the right place you can actually see the sap misting down. Is amazing really. The same tree has been "sapping" 24/7 since (is Oct 22 now). The flow did reduce quite a bit the last week, but up until then was strong and steady. The ground around it is glossy like has been painted with clear-coat! I had to move my car before the doors stuck shut! Is sticky stuff but is water soluable and washes off fairly easy. Not sure how often or for how long, but can say for sure the pecan tree I live by does discharge sap!
I have a large tree in my yard it look like it louded with blackberry what kind of tree is it?
Mulberry
Who all is on the King family tree?
i think scientist have not dicover king tut's family tree because if they did then king tut's wouldn't be that famous to scientist or to other people well maybe to other people
What is French name for Glycosmis pentaphylla?
Scientific name: Glycosmis pentaphylla,
French name: Glycosmisier,
English name: Orangeberry,
Russian name: Пепельная шеора,
Thai name: เขยตาย,
Chinese name: 山小橘,
Vietnamese name: Cây bưởi bung
A type of forest characterized by cone bearing needle leaved trees is referred to as a?
A. Coniferous forest
What are the characteristics of conifer?
Conifers are any type of plant that bears cones such as the pine.
and tend to grow in cold places
They are cone-bearing seed plants with vascular tissue.
What are some of the differences between the white spruce and the blue spruce conifers?
They're virtually the exact same tree. The primary difference is color. The first Blue Spruces were a random genetic anomaly, but they were then bred for their looks, and are now commonly available.
