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Quote from: WillieWatanabe on September 01, 2024, 09:17:36 AMdoes everyone else's Lilacs look like crap? Lot of die off.I was out for a jog yesterday and saw some that were blooming again for some reason.
does everyone else's Lilacs look like crap? Lot of die off.
The oak trees here in Smallville are dropping a massive crop of massive acorns. The oaks remind me of the .gif of the dog showing off his huge balls.
Did you grind them up and make acorn stew?
Quote from: Sandstone Outcropping on September 24, 2024, 01:02:33 PMThe oak trees here in Smallville are dropping a massive crop of massive acorns. The oaks remind me of the .gif of the dog showing off his huge balls.Hedge apples are falling here, and I think I threw out my arm throwing them at a tree because my kids thought it was hilarious to see them splat. Maybe a signs of getting old thread post instead
Amazing, tdaver. In oak news, my neighbor has a gas powered machine for sucking up acorns into a giant bag.
Quote from: Sandstone Outcropping on October 05, 2024, 09:12:44 PMAmazing, tdaver. In oak news, my neighbor has a gas powered machine for sucking up acorns into a giant bag.what’s it called
Quote from: Pete on September 24, 2024, 10:06:48 PMDid you grind them up and make acorn stew?No but there is this sort of acorn grease on the streets where mats of acorns get crushed by passing cars.I think the years where there is a large mast has something to do with weather? Like the oak decides that this is going to be an awesome year for spreading its seed and then prepares for a massive acorn load in the fall. The internet says that some oak species get the cues for making a mast 18 months before the acorns drop!
Quote from: Sandstone Outcropping on September 25, 2024, 08:05:49 AMQuote from: Pete on September 24, 2024, 10:06:48 PMDid you grind them up and make acorn stew?No but there is this sort of acorn grease on the streets where mats of acorns get crushed by passing cars.I think the years where there is a large mast has something to do with weather? Like the oak decides that this is going to be an awesome year for spreading its seed and then prepares for a massive acorn load in the fall. The internet says that some oak species get the cues for making a mast 18 months before the acorns drop!My neighbor was up at 0730 this morning collecting his oak’s massive seed load off of the lawn.