And why do you like it so much?
So anyway, I love those dark maples with the leaves that are so blue they’re almost black in certain light. I call them goth maples.
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Birch!
They’re just so beautiful!
Plus birch beer is awesome
People used to make all kinds of stuff from the bark, too
Willows. They feel so incredibly relaxed, like they just don’t give a shit.
Bending in the wind like a ballerina
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I’ve read 500 page novels that have touched me less than these 5 paragraphs.
Thank you for sharing this story.
Love me a magnolia tree
That shade
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Mango tree!! 🥭🌳
It’s big, it provides plenty of shades, it’s unassuming, and most importantly it has mangoes!!
Apple tree, cause cider beer is amazing (the dry stuff like Strongbow)
American Chestnut. Have a few seedlings we planted in the front yard. Super excited to be part of the process of restoring them
Dark oak. I like how it looks, when processed.
Redbud. It’s got such pretty blossoms and the leaves are a really pleasing shape.
there’s this one tree in a park nearby that I used to climb on as a kid, id say that’s my favorite tree
Delonix regia, the original flamboyant.
I’ve got three and I’ve been trying to grow each from seed:
- Dawn Redwood because it has an incredible backstory, it is a true redwood contrary to popular belief, and It easily grows where I’m at.
- Giant Sequoia because they are massive, it is also a true redwood, and it can allegedly grow where I’m at.
- Cedar of Lebanon because I grew up in one of the many U.S. towns of Lebanon named for the trees as referenced in that religious book and I remember the original Cedar of Lebanon referenced in that story I linked.
Unfortunately, I can’t get the Giant Sequoias past a few inches tall while even acknowledging their infamous 20% germination rate. The Cedar of Lebanon seeds I can’t even get to germinate but I also haven’t found as much academic literature on cultivating them from seeds.
Shoutout to the Ginkgo Biloba for being one of the OG trees, also.
Red-black tree https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red–black_tree
I’m partial to AVL trees, they are 20% faster.
Source: Ben Pfaff. Performance analysis of BSTs in system softwar , 2004.
Scapegoat tree ftw
