Understanding Tree Burls: A Homeowner's Guide
Ever noticed knobby, rounded protrusions on your tree's trunk or branches? Those odd growths might be burls. Learn about them in today's post.
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Why Is Bark Falling Off My Tree?
While bark shedding doesn't always mean a tree is in trouble, it can also be one of the first visible signs of serious decline.
Branch Collars: Nature's Built-In Wound Seal
A branch collar appears as a slightly swollen ring where a limb meets the trunk, representing a natural barrier against decay. Learn more in today's post.
The Role of Lenticels in Tree Bark
Lenticels are small, often oval or elongated pores that appear on the bark of many woody plants. Learn more about them in today's TrueTreeTalk blog post.
Self-Fertile or Cross Pollination - Two Different Strategies
Fruit trees have two different strategies for pollination - they can be self-fertile or require cross pollination. Learn more in our TrueTreeTalk blog post.
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