There was some talk earlier this month about just how parasitic the Virginia Creeper was to the ancient Burr Oak north of the house. The creeper makes for a spectacular splash of colour later on in the fall so it would be a shame to have to miss it.
Stress produces results, of that, I'm convinced. A pruning of the apple tree last year produced a bounty of crabs this summer.
When I went to attend to the humming bird feeder this morning I nearly went over on my ankle from the abundant acorns acting like ball bearings. They've been hitting the house like bullets for a week. I haven't been beaned yet, but the dogs make it clear that it's a possibility. They keep their distance from that tree.
I hope the oak isn't in a panic to reproduce because it's stressed. More homework is required.
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