tree inspectors, if you see decay in a tree and immediately conclude that it is dangerous and needs to be removed without any further analysis, please either get some more training or change profession

this log used to be a riverside willow. it fell in a storm a few years ago, and when i went to investigate, i found it a third of a mile downstream. that's the furthest i have ever known a tree to move without human intervention

the lightly floppy form of Lawson cypress can give an impression of a blur of upwards movement, as if the tree is a rocket taking off to the moon

ok tree twitter, i have a mystery for you to solve. this elder has GREEN berries. they are ripe but they are green. can anyone explain

my dwarf Bramley has become quite wonky this year from the weight of all its fruit. can anyone advise, or direct me to some good resources, on the pruning of domestic apple trees? they didn't teach about this in tree school

this spunky little redwood on Ferry Road has doubled its height in 3 growing seasons! 🚀 if it can keep doing that, then by 2037 it will be the tallest tree in the UK and by 2289 it will be taller than the known universe

here's some wise advice for you all on how to judge a man's character by the state of his log pile. from Norwegian Wood by Lars Mytting

i'm taking suggestions for this monster turnip, thanks in advance

i made this meme inspired by srd