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What are the different ways plants become trees? Written by Jeremiah Sandler, BCMA Source: Jeremiah thinks trees are the ultimate form of plant — Tree First

Over 120 years ago, a monumental work recording more than 500 species of tree in Britain and Ireland was published. A new version focuses on the pioneering images it contained Source: Back to their roots: a brief history of trees – in pictures | Photography | The Guardian

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Migratory birds that fill North American forests with spring songs depend on Central America’s Five Great Forests far more than most people realize. New research shows these tropical strongholds shelter enormous shares of species like Wood Thrushes, Cerulean Warblers, and Golden-winged Warblers—many of which are rapidly declining. Yet these forests are disappearing at an alarming […]

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Preserving the stories of gardens and plant records holds the key to a deeper understanding of horticultural traditions and regional impacts. Source: Preserving Plant Records – The Trustees of Reservations

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“I reached out to Jim in early August for an estimate. He immediately understood the scope of my project: two 80-ft pine trees about 16 ft from my house with branches hanging over the roof, plus two bitterberry trees (one just 2 ft from my shed). Originally, they scheduled me for October 14, but when […]

22 December 1950: In Norway its fragrant branches are strewn over the floors of houses and churches as substitutes for carpets Source: The Christmas tree: its orgins and uses – archive, 1950 | Christmas | The Guardian