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I had this tree in my backyard and it uprooted with the wind. I don’t understand how people say, it’s invasive . My tree was 18 inch in diameter and a huge umbrella , didn’t give me any problems

Really annoying scratching sound in the background. A shame, was otherwise a decent video.

😄 Sounds like a Jay! I thought he was at my house! 😂 Lovely trees. Soil stabilization for riparian buffer 👍🏻 We’re planting our 4th; they’re all beautiful, and all different. Love that they’re native, too. 💚🌳

Spanish moss helps the collects the fog and clouds into the waters for the trees

I was 99% sure that you were going to point out the ‘opposite vs alternate’ leaf structure that identifies the Metasequoia from Taxodium

This is an amazing video. Love it.

I was hoping you would talk about fertilizer

We have these planted all over Los Angeles and they look beautiful!

does it hurt the tree?

Nice video

Evolutionary trait? How about a grand designer that knew what he was doing

Absolutely lovely and inspiring ❤

Do they grow in shade?

A great southern song: th-cam.com/video/HaRacIzZSPo/w-d-xo.html

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I live in Florida, I'm from Minnesota. This moss creeps me out it scary and on everything even power lines. When it gets wet it gets heavy it snaps off large branches.

I am the life of the world slaved rivers i am the encyclopedia of nature I am the rest, the abundance the burst for humanity

Ornaments, words plants which interest the great King

Pneumatophores! Very interesting piece of bald cypress and one of the reasons why it's one of my favorite plants. They help aerate the roots and encourage oxygen circulation

I was so entranced by the moss I almost didn't notice you were hitting us with the wombo combo spanish moss + grave yard a real southern treat :)

Great info, sad to hear about this ailment. I recently had to take out two large sugarberrys on my property that were not doing great because of root gurdling,, I did save seed from them both, would you have any knowledge of how to effectively propagate them? I'm in SW florida

I think I killed the only one that lived by me, probably been in teh area since colonial days. I was foraging for pawpaws and kept getting cut so I stomped it to death, I honestly thought it was some invasive plant. sorry about that mr devil walking stick

How does it get up into the tree in the first place? And why does it grow on some kinds of trees, but not all?

The disease is civilization.

Thank you

Hi ,can u tell me the time of planting this beautiful tree.?

I really like how they look.

I hope they invade and drop acorns all over my land for deer.

Great overview. I believe there are indigenous walnut trees in the Midwest but I wonder how you differentiate the black walnut from the other species? I guess from the color of the shells.

It took me back realizing you’re in a graveyard 💀

The Dawn redwood that I planted about 14 years ago is about 25 ft tall, but the top 3 feet of the tree is bending over. Not sure how to correct it.

My favorite combo is a live oak with Spanish moss on it wonderful look at to me being raised in the south.

New found respect for a tree I've heard mentioned but never learned about

Nice informative video 👍🏼

Interesting and informative. Thank you for posting this to youtube.

I planted this tree 14 years ago because of the great reviews I read. It’s pretty and provides shade but It’s reseeds throughout my yard. It drops a lot of twigs and has awful surface roots. I wish I had never heard of it.

Used to stop in Savannah for a few days both ways chasing the sun to south Florida and back in the early 2000s....Savannah is my favorite city and such a shame bars on windows is a thing now... #BullStreet

it s called italian cypress but largest native forest located in taurus mountains in Turkey .

Tennessee sugarberries are health as can be

Why not take the seeds cull out all the other trees the replant them

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7 years or so they kick out...

i have one of these in my backyard in michigan.. My dad grew it so, "we couldn't convince him to replace the pool" These trees grow incredibly fast...

werent they originally native to the USA Eastern mountain areas before europeans cut down all the trees on the coastal plains for farms, then they spread out from the mountains, especially with help from birds who eat their seeds, thats why you see them frequently growing by fences and under power lines along the roadside, the birds would poo out the undigested seeds, and its a great sunny place usually for them to grow

One of my favorites. I grew some of these with cuttings. Has reached about 15 feet tall in 5 years which is probably slow for the species. They are so easy to propagate and they grow so fast that it's a waste to buy them.

Great! De you also have giant and coastal sequoias?

Wonderful information. I have seen this in Merida, Venezuela. Thank You. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.

All the other "Lacebark Elm" video makers should watch this video. I really don't like non-native trees being planted. It should be illegal!

They are escaping for sure. In Louisiana I'm seeing them pop up everywhere near where they are planted such as in hedges, in the wooded areas surrounding a parking lot, cracks in the sidewalk is a very common place to see them. Just plant native elms instead such as Cedar Elm and Winged Elm.

i'm in the california valley where it's super hot in the summer, and I recently planted one of these for shade. informative video, thanks for the tips.