Random Arb & Tree Facts

[RobArb]

blonde moment:blush:

 

although, i ain't blond and i ain't got hair!

[openspaceman]

intersting, where do you get that from?

 

I cannot remember but probably one of Oliver Rackams books

[treeseer]

"Phytophthora related issues"

 

Can this be verified as "invasive"? It's the changing soil chemistry at the heart of problems with Phytophthora species, which have always been extant in the soil.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

"Phytophthora related issues"

 

Can this be verified as "invasive"? It's the changing soil chemistry at the heart of problems with Phytophthora species, which have always been extant in the soil.

 

dont get what your claiming as a fact here treeseer|?

 

lot of factors still being evaluated as far as I can tell, and this is a widely hybridising organism, no doubt changing soil chemistry is a major player with increasing nitrificatio/acidification etc but facts? think they are thin on the ground at the moment.

[treeseer]

this is a widely hybridising organism, no doubt changing soil chemistry is a major player with increasing nitrificatio/acidification etc but facts? think they are thin on the ground at the moment.

 

I agree. Is it hybridizing or is it an exotic invader; I tend to think the former.

 

I was quoting a post.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

 

I was quoting a post.

 

if you cant verify the qoutes whats the point?

[Czlowiek Drzewo]

Be are tree surgeon increases testostorone levels by 85% FACT.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Be are tree surgeon increases testostorone levels by 85% FACT.

 

I can believe that! lol:lol:

[born2trot]

There is a Scottish traditional dance called ' Strip the Willow ' . It dates back many centuries where the men and women stripped the willow bark to die fabrics and use the bare bundled sticks. It is performed at just about every Scottish wedding today and is great fun

[treeseer]

There is a Scottish traditional dance called ' Strip the Willow ' . It dates back many centuries where the men and women stripped the willow bark to die fabrics and use the bare bundled sticks. It is performed at just about every Scottish wedding today and is great fun

 

Did they chew the bark to treat hangovers?

 

"if you cant verify the qoutes whats the point?"

 

Just nudging the poster is all.