The most distinctive feature of the tulip tree is its elaborately-shaped foliage:
Speaking of titans, two of the founding members of the Secret Science Club wrote an article about seeking out the tallest tree in New York City.
Again, it'll be short posts for a while, as work is, to put it mildly, a little bit hectic.
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That doesn't look like the Jolly Green Giant!
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The most distinctive feature of the tulip tree is its elaborately-shaped foliage:
Aren't brightly coloured magnolia-like flowers sufficiently distinctive?
Aren't brightly coloured magnolia-like flowers sufficiently distinctive?
Not for a sapling under the age of consent!
It's funny how the wild creeps in innit?
Umm, what would the age of consent be for a slippery elm with a knot-hole?
I'm asking for a friend.
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