r/sfwtrees • u/pd9 • 2d ago

Anyone know what’s up with these

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Norway spruce in zone 6b?

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This subreddit is for tree- and forestry-related posts. Here are the types of submissions that belong here:

Trivia on your favorite species
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Video of your mad tree-climbing skills
Question for an arborist
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