Mr. Donn - or other botanists: question
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Re: Mr. Donn - or other botanists: question
I’m not a botanist, but I might stoop so low as to dig up some wild saplings out of someone’s yard, make up some crazy, “disease, drought resistant and saves the planet” BS, then sell it back to them. Maybe. Not for profit, just because...
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Re: Mr. Donn - or other botanists: question
If you bought them on Amazon, definately knock-offs!!
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Re: Mr. Donn - or other botanists: question
I think you have oaks.
The 1st looks kind of like Chestnut Oak.
The 2nd one, maybe Swamp Chestnut Oak.
Clearly, the resemblance to chestnuts has been observed by others.
Wasp galls on Chestnut Oak
Good luck with the chestnuts, it would be something to see them come back.
The 1st looks kind of like Chestnut Oak.
The 2nd one, maybe Swamp Chestnut Oak.
Clearly, the resemblance to chestnuts has been observed by others.
Wasp galls on Chestnut Oak
Good luck with the chestnuts, it would be something to see them come back.