Here's some Western Pennsylvania foliage for you southern boy's. The yellow tree is in my front yard and the second pic show what my front yard looks like.
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This gallery has 3 photos.Tim - It's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
Indiana, PA
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Yeah Tim. They are nice for shade in the summer months, but are a pain in the arsh this time of year. And they never seem to drop at the same time...They can't all be turn key.
Make the best of each and every day.
Todd
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All my leaves have fallen except for the oaks, Wich usually fall after the snow flys.Originally posted by zippy1 View PostCory.
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Red oak, or white oak?Originally posted by Greenstripewideframe View Post
Our reds are all on the ground.They can't all be turn key.
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Todd
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Nice trees Tim!
In the fall, I'm glad my house sits on a small hill out on the open prairie. It's the ONLY time of year I like it. Wind comes along and all my leaves are WHOOSH! GONE! No mowing, raking or sweeping. They just blow away. Wish the dead grass would.... but it won't. I have to sweep it. That wind sucks in the winter though. Makes the house COLD and this old farm house ain't exactly tight.
I love fall.~Jonathan
Oblong, Illinois
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Pretty sure they are white oaks.Originally posted by zippy1 View PostCory.
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