A number of the trees in the nearby park have identifying plaques. I haven't taken much notice until now, but I've decided to make this my new project: getting to know my neighbourhood trees.
Alway`s nice to know the name of the tree. Great shot of this big one.
( Nature did it all by there own. I only took it home and give it a pot with soil.)
What a great idea that is, a clever one too. There is only one place here that does it, they have 150 trees and it is always good to know what you are looking at. Love the shot and textures of this one.
What an interesting find and project Heather, isn’t that handy to know for sure, I’m ok with most British trees but in a park you never know without the leaves on show, enjoy your new challenge:)
@haskar yes, the tree bark is hard. I think I started with an easy one. The ash tree has diamond shapes in its bark- the shapes are pretty distinctive.
@ziggy77@bkbinthecity@carolmw Thank you! I'm grateful that our city government, in partnership with the museum, launched this project with the plaques, which they call "Trees for Toronto."
( Nature did it all by there own. I only took it home and give it a pot with soil.)