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Find a big Burr oak, over a dry creek bed. That’s the setup !

OMG my 6 piece drumset is made out of this tree! The boxes were so heavy even though poplar is a lightweight wood. Most mid drumsets these days are made from poplar. Just because poplar is a cheap wood, doesn't mean that it's sound is cheap. Some drums are even made out of acrylic! The kit sounds so good that it's hard to distinguish it from oak. Guitar bodies are made from these trees too.

This video id VERY informative and helpful...thank you for that...I have a White oak on my property and I have been wondering how to propagate more, thank you for this video!

Wow a wood thrush in the background..nice

Definately European Larch (Larix decidua) that you are looking at here. Larix laricina cones are much smaller, about the size of Eastern Hemlock cones.

I am going to say this ahain he is pretty xo lol i like trees when he teachs me lol.I have never liked oarange until him lol

I work for a millwork company, over the last 6 months there has been a 40% increase in the price of white oak. It's trending with interior designers because you can apply a wirebrush and ceruse finish. Barrel makers have contributed by purchasing all available inventory. You predicted this year's ago.

Love it!

Hornbeam is so good for tool handles. And makes amazing firewood.

Love your enthusiasm and you a good looking tree hugger lol i must say. Very cute smile and i love over bites.Keep doing what you are doing.The wold need super hero narure guys.

disparaging dowsers? 🙊 I enjoyed your very informative Tree Talk .. I'll check out Jenny's article also .. Thanks !!

Terrific

I have a White Pine sapling growing in my yard now that a Squirrel planted and forgot here in North Alabama near the Tennessee State line. I'm going to leave it to grow.

Great video! The forest is lovely and the rain is so soothing! Thanks for sharing this valuable information. The calcium and the snails are really cool. Truly helpful. Best wishes.

Lovely video! It looks like HEAVEN! Thank you very much for preparing these videos. Truly helpful the big letters with the main information and the maps. Also the detailed explanations about the bark and compound leaves. Your assistant is so cute! Best wishes!

Beautiful video! THANK YOU!!! Love all your explanations and also the information in big letters. Your assistant is super cute. Truly helpful. Best wishes.

Nice video, that big cherry helped me identify a similar tree in my back yard. Thanks

Thank you very much for your easy going videos! Truly helpful all the information and details in learning about nature and trees. Best of luck in all your work.

I have this tree in my front yard. I have lived here 8 years, and this is the 1st time the tree is weeping sap, standing underneath it feels like misting. Is my tee ok or is there something going on?

I did not know I needed to watch this video at 6;30 am 6/3/24 untill it came acrossed my recommendations. Thank you 😅

The wood is very rot resistant as well: which makes it valuable : I find small dead cherry saplings in my woods that take years and years to rot

We have some beautiful Black Alders where I live.

Very interesting! They do make a mess on my driveway. Not just the needles, but these other small cone shape, tannish/light brown. Are those the seeds?

So this was two years ago. Have you had the chance to go back recently and inspect the tree, or trees, for the blight? I wonder how long these trees will hold out.

great lesson on sugar maple. best i’ve found. thank you! 🌟

Do the stems have leaf stipules?

Good info. I have quite a few on my homestead. Mine are big like the one in the video but I have not seen flowers in several years that I have been here.

And what's very cute about it is its dicotyledons: newp.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Tilia-cordata-1024x683.jpg

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Enjoy all your videos, wish you'd upload more often. Tons of trees to cover!

So cool, looks so different from other birch trees!

Just found one in eastern Mass, which I guess makes sense since it’s wet and rocky here! Though not very mountainous where I found it haha. Also have one on my property but I think it was planted here

I believe bigtooth is the Beaver's favourite 🥰 Love the wood thrush singing over you😂

Love your videos !!!! Thank you for sharing ❤ I’m new to your channel. I’m from western PA

It's great for bows.

I've had one of these growing in my back yard for at least 20 years. It was a volunteer (my neighbour has one that produces seeds.) I kept cutting it back to the ground for the first several years, but then was too busy to stay on top of it. It now towers over my deck and garage. It's soo messy. Last to leaf out, first to drop. Has now gotten so big it's lifting my deck, as it was growing at an angle from underneath. But the bees love it, as do the birds as it has convenient branches for hanging suet/seed cages. Needs a severe cut-back as my south facing deck is now mostly in shade in the summer.

Really enjoyable video. Looking to plant 4 of these in my yard in Michigan.

you guys are awesome

I have one in my yard in NJ and have been trying to figure out what it is. Mine is very light grey with a bunch of holes from mites or something. Very cool tree.

Thought you were going to say, “I love big tree and cannot lie” 😊 BrrrmpBump! 😁 Loved your presentation!

Is it self-pollinating or does it need another cherry tree as a pollinator?

Well for your information walnuts are a top nut for brain health. They are chock full of omega-3 fatty acids, polyphenols, and other nutrients with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Protecting the brain from oxidative stress and inflammation helps improve the health of brain cells and prevent cognitive decline.

Great video, thanks. Now I don't quite understand how smooth bark gives the beech more photosynthetic potential, while it's under the canopy. Does the bark itself have chlorophyll and photosynthesize?

Thank you so much for this informative video! I was not sure if my trees were tulip poplars, but you gave me all of the traits to look for and I was able to confirm that they are tulip poplars.

Great information, thanks!

Very interesting, good job. Bass wood makes a terrible tone wood for instruments however, and is only used because it is cheap:)

The best toilet paper in the forest!

We have stands of nearly pure beech on our place in TN. It has little commercial value so loggers leave it plus small beech trees can live in the understory for years, ready to reach for the sun when there is an opening in the canopy. Having a head start, they can out compete oaks and poplar, especially in the absence of fire.

Don’t leave young saplings unprotected,they will get eaten by rabbits and deers because it’s leaves have a sweet taste so put a little fence around them for about 20 years.

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