What Type of Native Trees are Native to your Town? (compared, lows)

[Infamous92]

I didn't know Monkey Puzzle trees looked like that when mature, all of the ones I've seen here look like artificial Christmas trees.

[miamihurricane555]

Originally Posted by B87

Same thing.

oh didn't know they had 2 names.

[flamingGalah!]

I don't think those in the photos above are Monkey Puzzle's (Araucaria araucana) they look like Araucaria angustifolia...

They are not quite as hardy as Monkey Puzzle's, but I do know a few people growing them in the UK...

[Mac15]

Originally Posted by EduardoFinatto

The beautiful Araucaria is the most popular native tree in my region. It's a very important tree for our culture, so different and unique.

omg thats so bizarre

[miamihurricane555]

Originally Posted by Mac15

omg thats so bizarre

I'm really beginning to think your ignorant. first you mention how florida plants are pathetic and now you're calling this tree weird. one more ignorant comment out of you and you go my list of people to be ignored alongside owenc.

[B87]

Originally Posted by Infamous92

I didn't know Monkey Puzzle trees looked like that when mature, all of the ones I've seen here look like artificial Christmas trees.

I didn't know they looked like Christmas trees when young. All the ones I've seen in gardens in the UK look like this one.

https://maps.google.com.au/?ll=51.41...18.64,,0,-3.29

[dunno what to put here]

Originally Posted by miamihurricane555

I'm really beginning to think your ignorant. first you mention how florida plants are pathetic and now you're calling this tree weird. one more ignorant comment out of you and you go my list of people to be ignored alongside owenc.

Mac15 is owenc. He just changed his username.

[miamihurricane555]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Mac15 is owenc. He just changed his username.

. my reaction in order.

[Infamous92]

Originally Posted by B87

I didn't know they looked like Christmas trees when young. All the ones I've seen in gardens in the UK look like this one.

https://maps.google.com.au/?ll=51.41...18.64,,0,-3.29

Every single one I've seen in the NYC area looked similar to this:



They look like an entirely different species at maturity.

[P London]

London Plane trees are extremely common...



Newington Green Plane Tree | The Newington Green Action Group

Silver birch - not extremely common but they stand out for me



Trees of London: Identification of birch tree in Lincoln's Inn Fields

Ash trees



Trees of London: Identification of an ash tree in Euston Square



Trees of London: Identification of beech tree near St Paul's cathedral

Originally Posted by miamihurricane555

. my reaction in order.

LOL you thought Mac15 was a new member? LOL

He's extremely ignorant