Whats yours?

[Ben]

Quercus robur or Cedar of Lebanon

[conkers]

This Yew near coniston, Cumbria. Loads like it up here. Gets blasted by the wind. Older than it looks and just survives everything, even tourists!

[dazlog]

Got to be BLACK THORN for me:scared: no i mean SEQUOIADENDRON GIGANTEUM i can see the pub from up here:drunk:

[Steve Bullman]

i'd have to say cedar of lebanon and weeping copper beech

[skyhuck]

This Yew near coniston, Cumbria. Loads like it up here. Gets blasted by the wind. Older than it looks and just survives everything, even tourists!

 

This Yew has clearly been grazed,I have seen grazed Yew before,how come the stock isn't poisoned?

 

I have heard that the cut branches are more toxic,but the living growth is still toxic,so does any one know?

[Chris Harris]

mine would be the English oak, the Cedar of lebanon & any tree thats reached its ancient status

[winger]

Nice choice in tree Green Boy!!!

[igottacabstar]

I was just looking at some stunning pictures of Japanese Maples, which i think are truly beautiful and are my favorite tree. Whats yours?

 

Anything with you in it Anna:love:

[tree monkey]

Oak and Silver birch for me.

[Old Monkey]

Its hard to pick. I would say redwood because I grew up near fabulous redwood forests. The I would say japanese maple, then dogwoods, madrone and then maybe redbud trees.

 

My wife and I lived in Japan for a while and one of our favorite festivals is the Koyo Festival that celebrates the fall colors of the japanese maples. Imaging a whole hillside of japanese maples changing color in succession as you come down slope.