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Fri Aug 07, 2020 4:20 pm
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Now that the tropical storm has moved away, we picked up the trash and cleaned up the yard. I was hit with high wind and lost two large trees. They were my favorite ones since they provided privacy with my neighbor's yard. I was lucky and nothing fell on the house, just on the back deck. Hope everyone else on here from the east coast is fine.
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Zitat von BoxerFan im Beitrag #1 Ornamental Pear trees?
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Zitat von BoxerFan im Beitrag #3 It's always painful to lose trees and I appreciate the rapid growth of that species (I've got 4 of them). But after the fact, I've learned that part of their "hardiness" is due to them being non-native and invasive. If I were to do it again, I would plant tulip popular to get the rapid growth, while staying with a native variety...........
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Zitat von Lee im Beitrag #6Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #4 Very true. Trees are crops with a finite lifespan. 30 ~ 40-yrs isn't a bad estimate to hit peak timber value. But, Georgia Pacific, Weyerhouser, etc require softwood varieties with a faster cycle than that............so we get 2"x4" and whiteboards with the density of balsawood at the local lumber yard.
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