Trees from a distance
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ATH
Been here much more than a while
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- Findlay, Ohio
I was going to let @colb take it home..but if he is not I'll shoot: Pinus densiflora
ATH
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Findlay, Ohio
OK...this one is probably better identified by site than sight.
Looking at the one in the middle of the picture - above the evergreen (feel free to do the evergreen too though!).
Looking at the one in the middle of the picture - above the evergreen (feel free to do the evergreen too though!).
ATH
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Findlay, Ohio
Yes, the evergreen is Tsuga canadensis.
Celtis isn't it for the main question.
Celtis isn't it for the main question.
ThatsNotMaple
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- South Jersey
Q. muehlenbergii? Is that limestone underneath?
ATH
Been here much more than a while
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- Findlay, Ohio
No...but that is one that will grow on rock. Great question, but not to limestone. It is sandstone...
I don't know that I've seen Hemlock growing out of limestone?
I don't know that I've seen Hemlock growing out of limestone?
ThatsNotMaple
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- South Jersey
No, Hemlock would never survive in limestone. Honestly, was concentrating more on the rock than on the hemlock.
ThatsNotMaple
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- South Jersey
I stand corrected. I always just assumed the limestone would push the ph in the surrounding soils sky high.
Can you say this another way? I'm having trouble understanding.
