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Do you have a favorite type of tree? Ones you like seeing in your area? Or maybe ones you like the visit?
What makes it your favorite? Do you like the cherries, or the leaves, or how it looks/smells?Cherry tree
BothWhat makes it your favorite? Do you like the cherries, or the leaves, or how it looks/smells?
Pine
Pine trees are nice. But the needles get EVERYWHERE!!!!I'd say pine aesthetically, but you can't really sit under pine trees (unless they are like idk huge or... if you're my cat lol).
Apparently you can eat pine treesPine trees are nice. But the needles get EVERYWHERE!!!!
I think that's a big reason my parents stopped getting christmas trees... because of the clean up lolPine trees are nice. But the needles get EVERYWHERE!!!!
oh? mind sharing with the classApparently you can eat pine trees![]()
I've heard of pine nuts. I'm guessing they come from pine trees.Apparently you can eat pine trees![]()
hmm now I'm curious i =m allergic to those trees so if i ate it would i have an allergic reaction...Apparently you can eat pine trees![]()
oh? mind sharing with the class![]()
I've heard of pine nuts. I'm guessing they come from pine trees.
A while back I took a winter foraging course at our local herbal school, and I was truly amazed at how many ways you can eat a pine tree. Most conifers are not only edible, they're also medicinal. Every part is useful including the bark, needles, resin, nuts, and cones.hmm now I'm curious i =m allergic to those trees so if i ate it would i have an allergic reaction...
oh I thought this was like a thing where you were a kid, and you just ate something weirdA while back I took a winter foraging course at our local herbal school, and I was truly amazed at how many ways you can eat a pine tree. Most conifers are not only edible, they're also medicinal. Every part is useful including the bark, needles, resin, nuts, and cones.
Source: https://practicalselfreliance.com/edible-pine/