Native Tree Society BBS

This cottonwood definitely forks at ground level but it's still an interesting tree.

23 feet 8 inches was the smalles circumference I measured. 25'6" at 4.5 feet. This I would call one tree. Maybe because I want it to be.

I've traveled across North Dakota a few times for work over the past four years. I've run into some large cottonwoods in a state that doesn't have a lot of trees. This particular cottonwood measured at 24 feet 6 inches. It may be classified as a multi stem multi tree I don't know, you be the judge. ...

I live in St. Cloud MN, and I have been noticing around town a fair amount of dead or struggling Elm trees. I have no idea if they are infected with dutch elm disease or not but I think that they should probably be removed just in case? I looked into how the city handles this and it seems that the o...

I found this one because it was in Minneapolis. The city of Minneapolis has a heritage tree program linked to google maps that is very nice. I wish the state had the same but you can email the state coordinator and they should be able to give you directions to most trees. Minneapolis site http://www...

I have no Idea if they got it right I just found the photo. Has anyone been to Estivant Pines? I don't think I've seen any reports for this location.

I found this while searching google maps one day. I'd like to know what everyone thinks of this.

https://ssl.panoramio.com/photo/77796991

Wow this could be amazing. Thanks for the instructions. I was able to get it to work. How would I go about getting info for MN or other states?

Yeah I'm usually disappointed by Champs because they are doubles.

That Picture is from October I believe. We actually have had an average winter this year. Probably two feet of snow on the ground right now and a few different times we've had low temps before wind chill aroud -20 F in St. Cloud. Chestnuts are not listed in the MN Big Tree Registry which lists only ...