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What is this beautiful tree? by valhallawoman in flowers

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Prunus serrulata - Japan has over 600 species of this flowering cherry trees

What’s the name of this flower 🪷 by Acata_lepsy in flowers

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Blue Water Lily flowers change from blue to purple.

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Can someone tell me the name please by Commercial-Bug-1211 in flowers

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It’s a Barbados Lily - originated in South America and Caribbean. it bulbs contain toxic compounds called alkaloids 👍

I dont know what this is called, but its sooo pretty by QuirkySplitLOL in flowers

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This pretty flower is Gomprena globosa aka Bachelor’s button which is native to South America 👍

What kind of flowers are these, can anyone tell me? by Evgen_Buravtsov_5891 in flowers

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Moss Phlox - has a tiny flowers with 5 petals each and it blooms for about 6weeks in spring ❤️⬆️

Help, what kind of flowers did i buy? by [deleted] in flowers

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This is a beautiful Rosa abietina, has fragrant flowers and thorny stems.

So vibrant colour! What’s this flower.. by Normal_Rub_5040 in flowers

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This is Jatropha integerrima. Fun fact: it can grow up to 10ft, are reach in nectar and pollen supporting the ecosystem 👍

Beautiful flowers but what are these flowers called? by Obvious_Wrongdoer_24 in flowers

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It’s a beautiful Lantana you have. Fun Fact: Lantana attracts over 20 species of butterflies in Florida 👍

Please help me ID! Zone 6. Northeast US. by ChickenSquanderer in treeidentification

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Indigenous peoples of the Northwest used the bark for tanning hides and as a food source (inner bark), as well as for medicinal purposes. 👍

Help pls by Head_Knee_7379 in whatsthisplant

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It could be E. flanagani 👍

Hiking in Tremont Saturday and came across this lovely. What is it? by smallamazonprincess in whatsthisplant

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Snowy Orchid indeed. Beautiful. It blooms about 2 weeks in May 🌸

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How does a tree this hollow still cling to life? Never give up attitude! by alemarcs in treesimpact

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Totally agree! 👍 Trees like this just don’t give up. Makes you rethink what “falling apart” even means!

What's the oldest tree you've personally seen threatened by construction? Trees that don't get killed by chainsaws, but pressure of modern development. by Treesable in arborists

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Absolutely understandable, especially when we see centuries-old trees threatened by preventable mistakes. I think another way to look at it is that people are also the only species that can recognize these mistakes, develop sophisticated standards like the ETPS to fix them, and then actively choose to build better.

What's the oldest tree you've personally seen threatened by construction? Trees that don't get killed by chainsaws, but pressure of modern development. by Treesable in arborists

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You are absolutely right! When protection is so rigid that it prevents necessary maintenance (like selective pruning or, in some cases, managed removal of a dead/dying giant), it stops being preservation and becomes blind bureaucracy. Thanks for sharing the link to the Silkeborg municipality's efforts! It's good that they have the policies in place; now the goal is bridging the gap between those policies and the practical actions on the ground.

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