I really deeply wish it was a chinese chinkapin (Castaneda Henryi)
I’m interested to see if anyone offers up any alternative IDs, otherwise I’ll check it out when I get home later
I come across new to me trees often and have a lot of fun ID'ing them. I'll post the ones I find here once in a while. Maybe I'll get the ID right, maybe some of you will correct me.
I'm in Vancouver, BC. The trees I'm finding are atypical here, and consequently to me. They might be native to...
yo this dude is measuring out his chunks (2:10). Does anyone know what that's about? is he rigging sections for milling down the road or is it purely to know the anticipated weights?
Also (typing on a phone, not inclined to type essays) if you think of the tree as one large polygon, it’s surface area is equivalent to the outside 2D area of the shape. Once you start thinning it out and opening up gaps in the canopy, you suddenly add lots of internal surface area where the...
It’s a very common thing in the PNW ... people think spiral pruning larger conifers makes them better able to handle wind loads
Based on the research I’ve seen, it’s been totally disproven. It messes with the internal dampening that the tree has built in, where individual branches hit other...
I've worked there and I've worked with a number of ex-Bartlett employees in other companies.
From my experience, they're usually above the local standard for arboricultural knowledge. I think the opportunity to learn and advance is quite limited unless they're short on climbers. Good variety of...