Baroclinic Zone
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Upon closer inspection, this is what was found.
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I can't recall there being berries, since this is the 1st time I've seen it where I removed it. The leaves looked very similar to my Pear Tree so I though it was that and when I went to remove it, I was pricked by one of the thorns.
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My neighbor has red thread and he fertilizes the crap out of his lawn. So it's not for a lack of nitrogen.
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Not sure what I had at home, but I cut some small undergrowth that I thought was a birch but it had thorns along the truck and branches. It was a few feet tall. Wonder if this is what it was.
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No caterpillars at all.
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I had a few Lupines for a year or two before they never came back.
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http://www.cattails.info/
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No red thread here. Up until today, I had only seen about 2/3” of rain since May 25th. Was getting pretty dry with all the Spring growth absorbing all the surface moisture.
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Finally had a window to drop my 2nd round of fertilizer/weed. Couple weeks behind when I’d like to but it is what it is.
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Pretty sure that’s a Dogwood. I have a Kousa one here and it has the same exact leaf. It’s blooming now with beautiful white blooms.
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Did it flower at all this Spring?
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No, mine has the traditional white bark.
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I have a Betula jacquemontii (Himalayan Birch) that I planted at the same time I did the Maples. Great tree. Moderate growing. Is susceptible to the caterpillars so I gotta watch. It also loves to spring new growth at the base so to keep it as one trunk, I need to trim it every year. It’s about 15’ tall now, about double the size when I planted it.
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That’s your Tent Caterpillar.
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Counted 3 of these blooming with a couple more, behind my house. Love seeing these every year.
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Willows are awful for limbs falling and roots seeking out moisture sources. Not a good fit in residential areas imo
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Want to say 2008
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I have a couple Red Sunset Maples I planted. They were 8-10’ when I did, they are around 20’ now with a large canopy. Caterpillars don’t seem to bother them.
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Soil temperatures son.
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its been too cold for new laws to grow
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Allergies knocked me out today. Took a xyzal and fell asleep.
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Almost looks like Carpet Phlox but I would assume thats well under bloom now for your area.
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Definitely 100% leaf out now.
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Damn you far behind. My forsythia dropped their blooms a week ago.
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I'd aerate the shit out of that area. Get that area to drain/dry out as best you can.
