Here is the Red, or Swamp, Maple in a common clumping habit. A sign of forest history can be had from clumping trees--those that grow up in place of a downed (whether by harvest, fire, disease, or pest) solitary tree. This insight courtesy of Reading the Forested Landscape (mentioned in the Catalpa post).
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I am very interested to know the native plants of the United States.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blog.
Greetings.
Sill
Oh, thank you, Sill, for the kind comment!
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