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dendrite

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  1. That may be it. Looking it up now the leaves look similar to some trees I've seen over there on that side.
  2. Can @tamarackor anyone else ID this tree? I thought maybe hophornbeam, but those catkins (?) look pretty spiky.
  3. This is a really great debate. I'd put the average of my trees at 14.8% leaf out. That's 85.2% leaf in.
  4. Buds are opening on the trees here.
  5. Awesome. Then we can start the countdown to warm weather.
  6. Spring 06 was pretty bad up here. My entire road washed out before I moved here.
  7. SLK with 18F so he should at least match that.
  8. Had some nice standing wave clouds earlier...even some embedded lenticulars. 35F for a low but up to 43F now with partial sun. Looks like a pretty crappy week.
  9. To the gypsy That remains Her face says hunger For a little leaf She has to feast On the Tolland oaksss And if there were other trees And the oaks were not enough Enough for her to eat She would eat them...allll
  10. What am I looking at here? Do you let gypsies lay eggs and hatch on your granite countertops?
  11. It's weird up here with the rapid warming of the soils. We actually have summer weeds coming up with the cold season grass and the maples are already starting to leaf out too. I can't really recall seeing my red maples leafing out with the forsythia blooming. his rain is hurting my american chestnut trees though. It'll be a miracle if they avoid the blight and/or don't rot out.
  12. I'll get the cold season plants out there soon like kale and cabbage, but my warm season stuff is staying under the grow lights awhile longer. Monday morning could be chilly if we rad a bit.
  13. lol...right? The forsythia just barely bloomed up here. Good luck with the marigolds.
  14. Is Mitch over to snow yet? I see he’s rapidly down to 34°.
  15. 1.87” in the tipper. Will have to check the stratus though since it rained so hard.
  16. Where are you from? The midwest? We say "wicked" here. About to pour here. Maybe I can get a long, rolling rumble with it.
  17. 43F and rain. Definitely summerlike. Shades of July 1816.
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