The Grant Tree is the largest sequoia in diameter when measured at 4.5 feet from the ground. It is estimated to be around 1650 years old.

107.6' circumference at ground (34.3' diameter)

91' circumference at breast height (28.9' diameter)

12.9' diameter at 180' up the trunk

267' tall

46,608 cubic feet trunk volume

Screenshots from instagram, I make no claim to the original post or the veracity of the evidence (thanks AI).

Hey guys, in my search for swamp cottonwood in Michigan ive been finding some incredible leaf variation in cottonwood’s, just looking to learn about why that is. Are they similar to oaks with sun and shade leaves or something else?

Roughly 70 to 80ft tall

Each year this big oak tree only produces tiny little acorns. At first I thought it didn’t have acorns at all until I looked closely at the ground. The tree is located on the sidewalk next to the street, in the California Bay Area. It gets plenty of sun and doesn’t have any other obvious infirmities. It’s about 2 feet in diameter (maybe more).

Is this due to lack of nutrients, or lack of sufficient water? Or is it because there aren’t enough other oaks in the area so it can fertilize? Or just an issue with older trees?

Recently had an arborist come out to prune and do some tree maintenance on the property I recently purchased.

According to local lore, the original owner of my property planted all the trees here back in the 70’s.

Part of the work included air spading a few of the trees with volcanoes around the trunk base. I think she looks quite nice under the skirt, how about you?

When this ginkgo tree was just a baby, there were two trunks and I twisted them together. The tree looks healthy, but I wonder if me doing that might cause damage down the road?

Hey, i need someone who can identify what this yellow-orange sprinkled things in the bark are. I bought a tree disc to work on it and this goes all round the bark. My question is If its Just Natural or If this is a fungal and can damage the actually Wood in the Long Run.
I wanted to work on it and hang in on the wall so i dont know if this will rot in any way or/and attract insects or stuff like that.

Pictures are around the same point on the trunk. Trying to figure out if this tree is grafted or not (basically not sure if I was sent the right item).

Probably gonna just pot it up and try to keep it as a houseplant, I have 0 intentions of ever planting in in the ground (stares at the thousands of babies where one used to be)

Seems to be around ~60 feet? Was still quite huge when grandparents moved in back in 2012. Any way to calculate it with that and width of trunk?

Hello everyone. Im looking for some help on the best and most affordable way to buy native trees and shrubs. I manage 80 acres and want to purchase several different species for habitat restoration. This is all out of my own pocket so im looking for the best ways to go about it. Located in Michigan. Thanks a million.

I work at a gardening company and today a client was getting a huge old, half dead azalea removed and inside it was this black tupelo. I had decided I would take it before it came out with the azalea, but only after I got the azalea off of it did I see it has been cut at the base in the past.

How viable would this tree be into the future? I know it will never be a single stem proper tree again, but if it can survive with flowers and fruit as a multi stemmed branching shrub, I am ok with that as well. Any thoughts on this?