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Strange world we’re living in!

I purchased this trident maple online, and am not sure why ... Upon receiving it it has more faults and issues than good qualities. Lots of ugly scars, a one-sided nebari, and some nasty reverse taper. The only thing going for it is that it's big and unique looking. I am not sure it will...

I acquired this collected American Hornbeam (Carpinus carolina) from fellow Bnut member @lordy around 7 years ago. Below are the pics when purchased back in 2018. It had a nice curving trunk that was interesting, and a large spreading nebari that I thought (at the time) was nice. Spring 2018

Like “The Tree Thread”, and "The Shohin tree thread," if you post in this thread, you have to post a picture of the base of one of your trees. Good Nebari, bad Nebari, Nebari in progress, I don't really care, just please share some pics with us. Hopefully this way we can continue to share...

I grew this elm in my yard for a few years, it was a surprise shoot that popped up from a root left over from another project. I dug it up a couple years ago. As you can see, it had no redeeming qualities lol. I tried to ground layer it in the field via the tourniquet method, but it was too...

Please share your Boston Ivy, or any tips on growing them as bonsai. Here's mine:

One shoot on this trident maple has three leaves per node, rotating 120 degrees each node. Anyone seen this before? Thinking about rooting a cutting from that branch to see if this behavior persists...

Howdy Nuts, I wanted to share some details about an old wisteria in my collection. I got the tree from @lordy a couple years ago, hopefully he can chime in if he recalls any details about the history of the tree. If I remember correctly, it was dug from an old member’s yard around 2010, and...

This Trident has been growing in my yard for around 10 years, I think it was probably around 5 years old when I planted it. I had a bunch of earlier pictures of the trunk development, but naturally I lost them. I've allowed it to grow to 15-20 feet and chopped it back to the ground around 5...