Maple Tree

One of these days I’ll Google what a Marlie is but until then I’ll just go on assuming their uber Canadians that ride Moose and drink maple syrup straight from the tree.

... worse because of the sliver maple tree I built it under, not...

... I have planted a 25 tree fruit orchard with 5-10 trees... couple walnut trees, a few maple trees and a ~3000 sq...

.... City of Austin tree regs: Any specific, protected-species tree measuring 24 inches... Elm, Pecan, Texas Madrone, Bigtooth Maple, and all Oak and Walnut..., or seriously damage a heritage tree, even if it is dead... the tree's canopy requires a Tree Ordinance Review Application (TORA). Unauthorized... $500 and $5,000+ per tree, mandatory replacement or mitigation costs...

... to memorialize his presidency in tree form, which have not previously... Oval Office contained printouts of maple trees he was ordering for ...

... had the window facing the tree (short Japanese maple) open around 2 inches...

... has a beautiful tree canopy, but Trump wants "47 maple trees." Will...

1 minute ago, Little Red said:   Can’t be any worse than the cottonweed trees we have around here, pick up a fair amount of limbs after a strong wind and then later the cotton is blowing around.  It's hard to rate which dirty tree is the worst. Linden, cottonwood, silver maple, hackberry, they all suck! Walnuts too, I'm sure there are others.

Can’t get maple syrup if you don’t tap the maple tree

... to memorialize his presidency in tree form, which have not previously... Oval Office contained printouts of maple trees he was ordering for ...

... to memorialize his presidency in tree form, which have not previously... Oval Office contained printouts of maple trees he was ordering for ...

..., and he never saw a tree that he didn't want to ... and without trees being planted. Maple trees were planted on the ...

... long-lasting preserved foods, usually smoked maple seeds. I think cooking would... slips and I plant a tree seed one tile off from...

.... Planted a new Japanese Lilac tree for some extra screening (to... grew grass where the old maple tree was (3rd attempt). This time...

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... I can't get any more maple trees cut up into logs.... I cannot target the felled tree with ax or magic. Lodestones.... I'm slowly running out of maple logs to repair my bow, ... I'm in dundow at the maple tree or lodestone... but when I ...

... I can't get any more maple trees cut up into logs.... I cannot target the felled tree with ax or magic. Lodestones.... I'm slowly running out of maple logs to repair my bow, ...

... isn't feasible, the equivalent tree might not be for sale, ... whatever's left of the tree, determines its condition, from 0-100%, ... value of the old tree, then adds the actual cost ..., let's say the original tree was in very good condition, ... and plant the new tree is $3,000 So you ...the replacement cost of the tree based on the statute that ... say, the 40 year old maple was in terrible condition, leaning ...

The same thing as when you plant several sycamore trees in a maple tree forest. The sycamore trees might die off to overshadowing maples, they might multiple and thrive as their own little community within the larger forest, or in the most unlikely scenario, they aggressively grow and convert it to a sycamore forest. I would guess HG is trying for the second option.

... three months turning a 22inch maple stump into wood chips, 3... about forty roses where the maple tree (and it's shadow) used to...

.... They wanna meet under the maple tree in front of the Hekizanro ... four days ago, a big tree fell across the path to ... really don't. I mentioned the tree and that there were monsters ... that kid say there's a tree blocking the road? But we ... with that? It seems the tree has been more-or-less obliterated. It ...

... cut down a 40-year-old Japanese Maple while I was away quote...) to remove a mature Japanese Maple that was fully on my..." and "fire mitigation" efforts. The tree was roughly 40 years old ... this is Colorado and the tree was that established and healthy, ... 25k easy just for the tree, let alone the logistics of ...

... 11:25 and a New Maple Tree, Emery Park, South Wales, New...

AOTD: January: White February : Red (primary} March : Green April : Lilac May : Yellow June : Rose July : Red, white, and blue August : Purple September : Red (Maple tree red) October : Orange November : Gray December : Gold WFD: chicken alfredo pizza on leftover na'an crusts

Location: Colorado, USA.Just got back to my place near Fort Collins after a week on the road and I am losing my mind. My neighbor took it upon himself to hire a "landscaping" crew (probably just some guys with a chainsaw) to remove a mature Japanese Maple that was fully on my property. His excuse? He said the needles and leaves were messing with his "mountain view" and "fire mitigation" efforts. The tree was roughly 40 years old and was the centerpiece of my yard. I called an arborist immediately. He told me that since this is Colorado and the tree was that established and healthy, the replacement value is astronomical. He is drafting a formal appraisal but hinted that we are looking at 20k to 25k easy just for the tree, let alone the logistics of getting a crane into my backyard. I know Colorado has statutes regarding timber trespass. My lawyer already mentioned treble damages because the guy admitted he did it on purpose while I wasnt home to stop him. The neighbor had the gall to offer me a couple hundred bucks for "the inconvenience" and told me to just buy a couple of saplings at a local nursery . I refused to take his money and told him to wait for the process server. Has anyone dealt with treble damages in CO specifically for ornamental trees ? This guy basically nuked my property value for his porch view and I am not planning on letting this go . I feel like a jerk for wanting to sue my neighbor into bankruptcy but the sheer entitlement is what gets me . submitted by /u/Ice_C0r3_09 to r/legal [link] [comments]

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Just had my laceleaf Japanese maple trimmed and I’m not sure if they went too far with it. The “before” photo was very full and low to the ground, and now after trimming it’s raised up a lot and looks much thinner underneath. I know these trees can handle pruning, but I’m worried they may have removed too much canopy at once or changed the shape too aggressively. Will it fill back in over time, or did they overdo it? Would appreciate opinions from anyone experienced with Japanese maples or ornamental tree pruning. submitted by /u/Therealbrie to r/landscaping [link] [comments]

I bought this house recently and have this tree in the backyard. I feel like I’ve heard that these trees can sell for big bucks. It looks pretty to have in the backyard, but if it’ll sell for a lot I’d consider getting rid of it. Is it even a Japanese maple?? I could be way off lol Any thoughts? submitted by /u/mykehooter to r/landscaping [link] [comments]

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Multi colored maple trees in autumn look so cool I wanted to try and capture the gradient shift look in Lego. Came out really well, I think. submitted by /u/Stockocityboy to r/lego [link] [comments]

NOTE: this has been reposted due to address present in the Google photo that I needed to remove. Her house is the beach house, not the blue house. There is a survey present, and there are two fences, a privacy fence and a chain-link fence, which was removed to cut down the tree. The dotted red line shows the survey line, the tree trunk was more than 60% on my friend’s property. The neighbor previously asked to cut down the tree and was denied. My good friend is currently traveling in Europe and while she is gone, her next-door neighbor (who had already asked about and been told no regarding cutting down this tree ) cut down the shared tree. Apologies for changes between my/her as I am posting on her behalf. From my friend: “As far as I am aware, Illinois (Chicago specifically) law says he cannot cut that tree down without my consent and he obviously did not have my permission or consent. I want to sue him, his shit architect and the contractor who should know what a surveyed property line is. I've had my property surveyed and the chain link fence indicated in red shows that the tree is more than half on my property. My house is on the right. I wanted to get a Google maps picture to prove what the tree was in case it updates. My favorite place that ive enjoyed for 22 years.... now a hot baking environment, all my plants chosen for the shady conditions over decades.... all fucked. I am devastated and furious. (Catsitter) had to force them to stop grinding the stump because two of my cats are buried at the base of that tree.” From what I have followed on /treelaw, I believe that the next step would be to have a certified arborist come out and give a value statement? If that’s the right term to determine what she is owed once this goes through. Would this be a small claims issue or… Not sure where to start after the arborist. I also included cat tax. submitted by /u/Mynahbirdgirl to r/treelaw [link] [comments]

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Alright, this is my final update on the matter, since you guys wanted to see the finished results. It is fall and the Orange Tree is finally all grown up. I got my tap working on the Maple Tree and is providing Syrup! I guess the oranges won't appear until next summer which is a bummer. But I am patient. Thank you all for the help and laughs you have provided. You guys are incredibly supportive and funny! Even Moistcritikal chimed in to talk about it /s 🤣. Good luck in your adventures and never lose the spirit of this community! Have a lovely irl summer and happy farming! ❤️❤️ submitted by /u/Joppewiik to r/StardewValley [link] [comments]

I just had to leave an update on the previous post of mine. Thanks everyone for the amazing laughs, memes and tips as to what to do with the trees! I felt embarrased at first but this is the first time i've interacted with this community and you guys have been amazing! 🤣🥰 The rock is finally removed from the orange tree and it has space to grow. I was adviced that i didn't need to water it and that i should not dig around it. Hopefully it will become a full orange tree soon! 🫡 I was thinking of cutting down the maple tree but you guys wanted me keep it and tap it. So i'm giving it the same care and attention i always did 🤣. Hopefully i can get a recipe for a tapper pretty soon but i haven't gotten that far yet.🤔 Thanks for the amazing laughs i had at work today. People were wondering what i laughed at but they wouldn't get it anyways😅 Happy farming guys! submitted by /u/Joppewiik to r/StardewValley [link] [comments]

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Probably unpopular opinion and very ranty, but... I don't understand the love for Japanese Maples. They're an ecologically useless, non-native tree that is planted by the billions. They can look decent, but I've never been struck by the beauty of one. So many of us advocate for ecologically important natives, but I feel like I'm the only Japanese Maple hater. Seems like everyone just turns a blind eye to them. I roll my eyes at every single one of the thousand Japanese Maple posts I see daily. I just don't get it. I feel the same about foreign ornamental cherries, Kousa Dogwoods and crabapples too. Someone just explain it to me. Why is everyone in the world just absolutely clamoring to get their hands on a Japanese Maple?! Plant a plum, a serviceberry, a native crabapple, SOMETHING other than YET ANOTHER red Japanese Maple. Am I alone?! I know I need to calm tf down lol submitted by /u/Glispie to r/marijuanaenthusiasts [link] [comments]

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So I’m considering removing this tree. It’s beautiful but I’ve had it trimmed twice in the last 7 years but it just takes up the entirety of our house. I’ve been told it’s worth a lot if I had a buyer. Talked to 1 tree farm nearby and said 25k+ but wouldn’t buy it unless they had a buyer lined up as the digging out process is very labor intensive. So. Thoughts? Best way to sell or get rid or it or am I crazy? submitted by /u/Burrito2525 to r/arborists [link] [comments]

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I bought this house a couple of years ago and it has this beautiful Japanese Maple tree which unfortunately has overgrown it's space. I've only trimmed a little bit in fear of accidentally taking too much off, but it still pokes out over the sidewalk and hits the house. I'm also somewhat worried about the roots damaging the foundation of the garage which is less than 2 feet away. I'm looking for suggestions on the best course of action, since I like the tree and so does everyone that sees it, but I'm starting to get tired of having to lean out of the way every time I enter or exit the front door. submitted by /u/presidentofmax to r/landscaping [link] [comments]

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