Natty Bumppo
Yamadori
I'm amazed a conifer stump would sprout like that. In my work, over the years, I cut a LOT of red cedar and exotic, invasive hardwoods as part of restorations. For hardwoods, we treat the stump with herbicide to prevent resprouting. For cedar, and conifers in general (yew's are an exception), no herbicide needed. As long as there's no living branches are left, the tree is dead.
But maybe with a higher stump and some TLC, several gymnosperms can sprout new buds from a bare stump. What besides metasequoia can bud back from a bare stump?
Leo, were those wild cypress from the Cache River in southern IL, or elsewhere?
But maybe with a higher stump and some TLC, several gymnosperms can sprout new buds from a bare stump. What besides metasequoia can bud back from a bare stump?
Leo, were those wild cypress from the Cache River in southern IL, or elsewhere?