Fifteen Minutes in the Forest: Tree ID in the Piedmont Part 1

[@LetsMars]

“Trees are a lot like people, more than we’d want to admit” Subscribed.

[@lindaelbert3157]

Thank you from Wisconsin.

[@f1s2hg3]

Mr Fisher the trees are so beautiful 🤩

[@psor9983]

Thank you! I've been looking for videos like this specific to the southern piedmont region. I'm new to the area and want to restore native plants and manage my land.

[@virginiaforestlandowneredu309]

Wonderful! Glad you found these useful! If you want to learn more about managing your land, we have a Beginning Woodland Owner Retreat coming up in Appomattox in October. You can learn more here: forestupdate.frec.vt.edu/content/dam/forestupdate_frec_vt_edu/landownerprograms/events/2021-programs/FLRCentralInfo2021.pdf and register by mail: forestupdate.frec.vt.edu/content/dam/forestupdate_frec_vt_edu/landownerprograms/events/2021-programs/2021CentralRetreat.pdf or online: forestupdate.frec.vt.edu/onlineregistration.html

[@MLevi24]

This is cool, thank you for making this

[@Seawitch555]

The trees will take care of insect eggs? That’s so fascinating! Mothers in their own right.

[@johnclarke6647]

You mean you do not have long leaf pine

[@virginiaforestlandowneredu309]

Longleaf pine is found in far SE Virginia, up to the middle peninsula where it is planted (which is a bit north of its native range).

[@dmwagnersalisbury]

You chopped off a branch to teach us about it?!? C’mon. Unnecessary.

[@grbrown1922]

Do you chastise people for flower arrangements? They were picked. How about people that prune trees?

[@jimboslice6367]

How can you be that ignorant

[@psor9983]

Thank you! I've been looking for videos like this specific to the southern piedmont region. I'm new to the area and want to restore native plants and manage my land.