Newbies - want to share your trees?

[Cajunrider]

I have trepidation for this thread. Since I didn’t make any post early on, does that mean I cannot post now because my newbieness has worn off? Even if I had posted earlier, would I be given the right for reply continuation when my newbieness is already gone?

 

[ShadyStump]

I have trepidation for this thread. Since I didn’t make any post early on, does that mean I cannot post now because my newbieness has worn off? Even if I had posted earlier, would I be given the right for reply continuation when my newbieness is already gone?

By many definitions you can be a newbie for your first few years, or at least until you're giving more noob advice than asking for.

Also, if you're giving advice or whatnot, there's no reason not to post.

 

[Michigan Tree Murderer]

I have trepidation for this thread. Since I didn’t make any post early on, does that mean I cannot post now because my newbieness has worn off? Even if I had posted earlier, would I be given the right for reply continuation when my newbieness is already gone?

I have the same feeling. My noobness won't wear of anytime soon, there's so many species and so much to learn & so little time.

 

[RJG2]

I'm just sad @Clorgan disappeared.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

All very new to me. 1 is over 20yo the rest are all under 10 most 4 years old as of now.

 

[smallwanderings]

A Mulberry I found in this plastic pot which was in a large planter. The main tap root went deep into the large planter. It's was very rough and still is.