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Thanks Mark! I'm cleaning the seeds now. Would you like some?
Which tree form dogwood has white berries this time of year? I hurriedly
collected seeds a few days ago thinking this was from a gray dogwood
but went back yesterday and spent more time. I noticed this was a small
tree and gray dogwood is a shrub. T…
Do you have pictures?
I collected some moth mullein seeds but don't want to plant them until next summer and out of curiosity
did some research to see how long the seeds would remain viable and stumbled onto an experiment
that began in the year 1879 conducted by a profes…
I like sugar maple and sweetgum for fall color.
Place to share your love of trees!
Do you have pictures?
I noticed this morning that two of my sugar maple seedlings were
dead and when I pulled them out of the ground the stems broke
off at the soil line and are black and hollow. There are small black
beads inside the cavities which I am taking for some…
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 8:57pm on June 21, 2009,
Mark Webber said…
- If you have a digtal camara you can take the picture, save in "MY Pictures" on your computer then log on the Blog and when you respond just click on camara icon and go to my pictures selct saved picture and add to site by following site instructions
- At 8:19pm on June 21, 2009,
Robert Graham said…
- Thank you Mark. Whatever these things are, one has hatched. It is black
and about an eighth inch long with a two-part body like a beetle. It has
two antennae that have orange to red, round ends. I'm new here. Do I have
to use a cell phone to post a picture?
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William James Beal
I collected some moth mullein seeds but don't want to plant them until next summer and out of curiosity
did some research to see how long the seeds would remain viable and stumbled onto an experiment
that began in the year 1879 conducted by a professor of botany, William James Beal. He buried twenty
bottles containing a mixture of sand and seeds from twenty-one different kinds of plants. These bottles
have been dug up over intervals of time and the seeds planted to see if they would germinate. T… Continue
did some research to see how long the seeds would remain viable and stumbled onto an experiment
that began in the year 1879 conducted by a professor of botany, William James Beal. He buried twenty
bottles containing a mixture of sand and seeds from twenty-one different kinds of plants. These bottles
have been dug up over intervals of time and the seeds planted to see if they would germinate. T… Continue
Posted on August 15, 2009 at 11:04am — 1 Comment
Stem rot
I noticed this morning that two of my sugar maple seedlings were
dead and when I pulled them out of the ground the stems broke
off at the soil line and are black and hollow. There are small black
beads inside the cavities which I am taking for some kind of
insect eggs. I've never seen anything like this before and don't
know what it is.
dead and when I pulled them out of the ground the stems broke
off at the soil line and are black and hollow. There are small black
beads inside the cavities which I am taking for some kind of
insect eggs. I've never seen anything like this before and don't
know what it is.
Posted on June 21, 2009 at 10:39am — 1 Comment
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