Talimena Drive

[CHenry]

It's all about temperature and moisture rates over the later summer. And up north to in Indiana they may have some other kinda trees that aren't hardwoods.
It's all hardwoods is Talemina. Hickory, oak, and... I can't remember ...lol

 

[CHenry]

It's all about the latitude. When you got the right latitude, all them questions answer Theirself. When you got the wrong latitude, you trapped in a hole.

Longitude too...yes, longitude plays a big part in the overall questions.
Longitude dude

 

[2busy]

[QUOTE="CHenry,
It's all hardwoods is Talemina. Hickory, oak, and... I can't remember ...lol[/QUOTE]

We have pine trees also.

 

[inactive]

It's all hardwoods is Talemina. Hickory, oak, and... I can't remember ...lol

We have pine trees also.

Dogwood, cedar, and elm too right? But mostly those pine and oak and hickory are what I see everywhere.

 

[CHenry]

[QUOTE="CHenry,
It's all hardwoods is Talemina. Hickory, oak, and... I can't remember ...lol

We have pine trees also.[/QUOTE]
Yes I forgot the pines lol

 

[CHenry]

Dogwood, cedar, and elm too right? But mostly those pine and oak and hickory are what I see everywhere.

I think the oaks go orange and red and the hickory run some yellow in their fall typical

 

[dennishoddy]

Our Walnut Trees near Ponca have shed and are almost bare. The Persimmons are yellow and Sumac are bright red at the moment.
Walnuts are the first to shed. Our oaks are still bright green. Walnuts never put on a show. Just turn a dull green and drop.

 

[2busy]

Our Walnut Trees near Ponca have shed and are almost bare. The Persimmons are yellow and Sumac are bright red at the moment.
Walnuts are the first to shed. Our oaks are still bright green. Walnuts never put on a show. Just turn a dull green and drop.

My walnut have dropped their leaves also. Been picking up the blackwalnuts. Native Pecans and pignut hickory are starting to drop their crop also. Most of the persimmons are still too green but the deer are keeping any that are ripe cleaned up. Acorns are still clinging on.

 

[dennishoddy]

My walnut have dropped their leaves also. Been picking up the blackwalnuts. Native Pecans and pignut hickory are starting to drop their crop also. Most of the persimmons are still too green but the deer are keeping any that are ripe cleaned up. Acorns are still clinging on.

The burr oaks are dropping here and our persimmons are done with the leaves dropping. We never get any, the deer clean them up every night.
Pecans are still green but will be dropping shortly. Ours are the size of your pinky finger so we don't even pick them up. Son has a giant papershell in his yard, so we stock up there.

 

[AKguy1985]

The trees on keetonville hill are about to change.