Spent early life in SW Okla. not many trees. Bought this place covered with trees to raise a family. After a couple of really bad ice storms…..,I’m ‘over’ trees.What the everloving **** are you guys doing hanging out around TREES
I was referring to their diffuse porous xylem.
I’m not very good at taxonomy or systematics
Sycamore trees, which most of the world calls a Plane tree, is one if the oldest extant trees on this planet.
The Sycamore evolved well before other species, even before the trees that have expanding bark. This is why the Sycamore continually sheds it's bark, like a snake shedding skin. It gets too big, the bark splits and peels off, new bark grows underneath.
Things you never thought you would know...
The Sycamore evolved well before other species, even before the trees that have expanding bark. This is why the Sycamore continually sheds it's bark, like a snake shedding skin. It gets too big, the bark splits and peels off, new bark grows underneath.
Things you never thought you would know...
About normal for my trees. Oh, but the shade they provide!
And here is photos of the Sycamore and Big Willow Oak. The Willow Oak has a wing spread of 67ft wide. I started in on it early this summer cleaning out the dead limbs from that Ice Storm two years ago October 2020. And I had a small window this morning to burn what came out of the two Sycamores and Willow Oak. Second big pile is from 200ft of Crepe Myrtles that had been let go to turn into Trees. I cut them back in mid January to stunt them back to bushes.
You do that and you'll clean it up!
Brain cells are limited these days
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