32 Alabama Trees Discovering Alabama

[@chadthistle6425]

I had no idea that Alabama's woodlands were so rich. Thx for the video.

[@josuel.9598]

Blud’s Yappin about trees like he’s the Lorax.

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

This brilliant! Exactly my kinda content. And this guy's voice is like butter. I've lived here all my life. How did I miss this? I watched APT and everything

[@EricJohnson-d2c]

This video is the best! I can't believe I haven't seen it until just now!

[@edwardbright5894]

Very Great show to watch... Thumbs up🤠👍🇺🇸🛶🦅🏕To Doug Phillips

[@mattlloyd9054]

Lol living in the mountains of Virginia where evergreen oaks do not exist I somehow purchased one from Lowes. Well in 93 I purchased what was labeled as a willow oak. Well as time went on I moved away then moved back to my parents old home I realized Lowes lied to me about my willow oak. Out of the same batch mine came from down the street I realized that those oaks lost their leaves at the same time as the rest but mine did not. Mine loses its leaves in January and is green until a hard freeze. It took me forever to figure out mine was a water oak. Like right now just after peak foliage here in Appalachia it's still Shiney green and stands out.

[@markreid2027]

Excellent

[@OICUR12]

I love it. Lot of good information!

[@GoMoreHike]

Beautiful. I miss his dog too.

[@NonmetalAlkali]

I loved and miss seeing Turkey. This is such an interesting yet peaceful show.

[@miserablecuss3744]

THE most beautiful state in the Union.

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

Screw the economic value of trees. The natural value is what really matters.

[@Logan-jj9hd]

Very interesting

[@blockchainbiker2549]

Sassafras trees can get up to 60 feet... can't really call that a shrub

[@Papawcanner]

The disparaging remark about urban dwellers reveals a shocking display of ignorance and arrogance. My mother was from Alabama , she didn’t say yella ,she said yellow .

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

What in the world are you talking about? I say yellow and I've lived here all my life.

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

Screw the economic value of trees. The natural value is what really matters.

[@KieraCameron514]

And they're simply beautiful and lovely.