Qtla!:rofl: :lol: Plus I liked your post because that's what we do here at the FHC. Your spinning your wheels with this one.
Throw a set of 4's on there and I bet it will come over.
No she did not. I'd probably never hear the end of it if she did. On second thought I don't wish my wife would do nice things for me. [ATTACH]
Very nice! Wish my wife would do nice stuff like that for me.
When I signed up Bruce (the site owner) said barcroftb wasn't a great screen name, so now I'm Woodpecker over there. Could be worse I guess:emb:...
No thanks for speaking up about it. What's your handle over there?
I dropped a message in the moderator convo. Will see if anything can be done about it.
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Been working fine for me. Maybe try cleaning your cache on your browser.
I believe it's a pic of a white Mulberry. Imported from Asia and pretty invasive. It will readily hybridize with our native red Mulberry.
Technically both mulberry :whistle::rofl: :lol:
Excellent post! Maybe this could be added to the site resources Grizzly Adam Eric VW ?
Yes it is a naturalized species in southern Michigan (which Lake Orion is a part of). It doesn't spread like it does down south though. The...
Yeah not Mulberry. Even though osage orange is not as common in Michigan its mo better gooder firewood.
Cool! Hope it works out. They seem like gooder people.
Will be interested to hear how they are for service. I'm strongly thinking about their new verticle with conveyor. Either that or a powersplit.
That's different enough to be a China clone.
Plausable. It still looks off to me for white walnut. But regional variations make tree identification more tricky without leaves and twigs. Are...
I dont think its catalpa. A tale of three catalpas I hate to say it but splits and rounds in the first pic look like poplar to me.
Looks kinda like hophornbeam. Lots of bugs like that tender cambium. The bug tracks are too small for ashborer.
