Trees love and support each other, so should we. Birch trees live in pairs or groups, never alone - they share a root system. "As the [birch] tree grows, the roots spread along with it. The birch tree roots collide together and make a mat of 4 to 8 inches thick and spread throughout the ground area of 40 feet." -Leafy Journal The tall white pines that snapped off during the latest storms were usually standing alone. Those pines that were standing together supported each other through strong root systems and intertwined arms/limbs. I love my 1/1000th of the 100 acre woods out back of the house.
I don’t know much about Bar Harbor but this hit the spot this morning.
Stubhy! <3 I am so glad. I'm going to be emailing you today.
Trees love and support each other, so should we. Birch trees live in pairs or groups, never alone - they share a root system. "As the [birch] tree grows, the roots spread along with it. The birch tree roots collide together and make a mat of 4 to 8 inches thick and spread throughout the ground area of 40 feet." -Leafy Journal The tall white pines that snapped off during the latest storms were usually standing alone. Those pines that were standing together supported each other through strong root systems and intertwined arms/limbs. I love my 1/1000th of the 100 acre woods out back of the house.
That's so lovely, Suzie. <3 Thank you.