Trees

While tamarack trees are used as ornamental plants in landscaping, the wood is harvested for use where a rot resistant flexible wood is required. It is also used un making pulp for paper.

Bay trees are not difficult to grow. They are available at many nurseries. Simply plant, mulch and water the tree. Be sure to water it more in hot weather and to prune it as it grows.

You need to leave green material on any shoot you cut as leylandii will not regrow from brown wood.

It was before there was language and writing (prehistoric) so there is no way to answer. Sorry-

Chandelier Tree, Tall Tree, Hyperion, Klamath, Shrine Tree, Tree House, Mother, Father, Santa Clara...

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Because if there are trees growing there, we don't call it a "meadow", we call it a "forest" (or "timberland" or "copse" or "wood" or something).

You should not need to prune a young tree unless it needs balanced. A trees best shape is its natural shape.

Chestnut tree is a plant that derives its energy from photosynthesis. The chest nut tree has abundance of leaves to help in the process of photosynthesis. The tree also has fruits which contributes to the protection of the spine.

100 cm

fern and pine and maple

magnolia tree

It varies ; the cost of the tree depends what company you buy it from.

no they aren't.

We see a tree through the process of light reflecting off its surfaces and entering our eyes. Sunlight illuminates the tree, allowing us to perceive its shape, color, and texture. Our brain then interprets these visual signals, enabling us to recognize and understand the tree's features and its environment.

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It adaps in lots of diferent ways. Bet ya didn't Know that YEAHHH

Unfortunately most people get them for their trendiness as of now, but they have symbolic importance to both the Chinese and the Japanese, but to each...they have different meanings as I've learned over the years.

The Chinese see the blossom as a sign of femininity, female empowerment, and most of all, it usually represents love.

The Japanese see the blossom more as a symbol of the duality of life to death in that the flower is beautiful and full of life, and then withers and dies shortly thereafter.

These are the actual meanings behind them for the most part, but to most, they are just pretty flowers. So it, like most designs, is all relative to the person wearing it.

It is named after the gentleman who discovered it, David Douglas. He was a Scottish botanist and he introduced the trees into cultivation in 1827.

Burns well. Bark is resinous and flares a bit like birch on ignition. Burns with a bright white flame. Great for mixing with heavy, smokey woods like some oaks.

Cutting willow trees in Free to play is better experience because they chop incredibly fast and there are less bots at willow trees because they are less profitable. I recommend you cut willows until level 85 woodcutting then move onto yew trees. If you are a member than cut maple trees around Seers' Village, they chop a bit slower than willow trees but there are much less bots and there are quite a heap of them to the north-west.

The lump is called a "burl."

15 meters high