Post some of your favourite trees

Here are mine:

Jacaranda


Caledonian Pine


River Red Gum


Black She-Oak (Not the prettiest tree but the sound of the wind through its leaves is amazing)

 

we got yall up on that bubblegum, smack you like i'm troublesome

 

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Those first two, Face Eater, are so dreamy.

I love the weeping willow:


the purple leaf plum tree


&

birch trees


also, cherry trees.

 

Dude, thats like my State's official tree.

 

I love palm trees, nesta. I dont see them often, but when I do, I know Im in paradise

 

Nesta, I love cherry trees in the spring and Cate I love weeping willows too.

 

you should go to key west with me sometime!

the alcohol and sun are plentiful, there are chickens and cute little tiny lizards everywhere, the weather is perfect most of the year, and you need never approach that dreadful robert the doll:cheers2:


face eater: i think you mistook the magnolia for cherry
edit: scratch that, cate posted a cherry tree

 

That's the honking tree. I have extreme attachments to this tree and have since childhood. Everytime ya drive by it, you honk at it, hence the name. Notice how it is the lone tree in the middle of the road. No other trees survived living where the honking tree lives. The honking tree started to die off, and so in attempts to keep it alive, the locals would honk at it, because they thought it would keep it from being lonely and dying I never forget to honk at that tree.

 

The first tree you posted Dave, reminds me of imitating clouds in the sky.

 

I have a weeping willow tree in my backyard...It's old as hell but it's still hanging in there..

 

Jacaranda, all time favorite. I live for the spring to see them bloom. <(^_^)>

 

that would make a great couple of toothpicks

 

there's more pine trees around here than anything ever, but i still think they're awesome

 

japanese maple trees. i've got one of those in my front yard. i watched it grow up
haha

 

I do not know what these trees are called but they are everywhere in Hawaii.