Trees are dying, branches growing from trunks

Radiation.

Uhmm.. It means that this tree hasn't been trimmed... When I was underage I got a job in cleaning streets and trimming trees. Somebody didn't do their job here.

Apparently radiation speeds things along, if all of the post-Fuku pictures of strawberry plants growing out of still ripe strawberries and such are any indication.

Oh these anti nuclear green peace rainbow warrior shills are so fucking boring.

THEY


Bayer...Dow chem and Monsanto

ask them

this!

Actually, someone keeps cutting the grasses down and preventing small brush from protecting the trunk of the tree.

Um... it's completely normal and happens all the time where trees aren't manicured.

This was what I was thinking about when I mentioned the odd strawberry growth:

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Might I suggest you stock that pantry.

It is normal. Trees die but certain species can have new sprouts form from the root mass.

Do you know that these yellow bumps on strawberries are actually seeds? Yeah... New strawberry bushes or whatever grow out of the seeds. It's nothing weird or strange. You can put a strawberry in the ground and you will get a strawberry plant.

Looks like a green ash tree. Likely emerald ash bore. Recently fell two large trees both started shooting new growth off the trunk after branches began to die.

OMFG....YES this is fucking normal...jesus...they're called SUCKERS and that is probably a fruit tree someone didn't prune properly.

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Tree suckers take nutrients and moisture away from the tree that supports them. They can ruin a tree crown or turn a young tree into a shrub. Suckers growing from tree branches grow straight up and follow stressful events. Suckers started during drought are called watersprouts, but suckers can also arise on branches following improper pruning techniques such as “topping,” also known as pollarding. Ground-level suckers rise from the base of the tree or from shallow roots where growth nodes -- the joints between annual growth -- pass near enough the surface to receive enough light to sprout.

i have one of these in my front yard. the tree was cut down to a stump, now branches are growing out of the stump. my husband pointed it out to me a few weeks ago and have never seen anything lie it before.

You must live under a rock.

Actually wise guy, i live on top of a mountain.

This.

Normal, the ball field irrigation has shallow roots from the tree.

Yes thank you because you say I am wise. Trying to get to the highest place in the flesh I see.

The seeds naturally take a while before they germinate, usually after the fruit they are on decomposes...hence why we did not usually see plants growing out of the fresh foods we ate. Things are currently sped up. Deal with it and eat up. A little truth won't hurt you, and hopefully neither will the extra sprouts.

the foliage is dying because of the aluminum and barium being sprayed in the air....maybe, possibly?

read the article on tree suckers. the foliage is dying because someone didn't prune the suckers back and they are drawing nutrients away from the upper parts of the tree. click a link once in a while. there is absolutely NOTHING abnormal about this and i am astounded this thread got any star ratings above ONE. complete utter bullshit.

oh and how the hell can you live on a mountain, presumably in nature, and NOT be aware of how trees do this? shame on you! go take a walk and put on your observation goggles for once.

Trees are dying and we in our community do not know why
Young healthy presumed trees are all dying
Noticed it for two years ago fast but this year is very prevalent. radiation? Chem trails. Not sure

Something is very wrong
Some trees are more resistant but they are all succumbing

LOL! This is totally normal. If you were to cut down any healthy three to a stump the same thing would happen. Noobs, unbelievable...

Actually, God placed me here 3 years ago. Just goes to show what you know.........bye bye.

Looks like your park has an insect infestation. Some insects bore into the trees and kill the branches, sometimes even the whole tree.


The tree will fight to live by sending branches out through any part of it that is still alive.

I saw this in my cherry orchard before we painted all the trunks to protect them.

A lot of trees do this when things aren't going well up top (as well as all the time, just less so). There is a lot of dieback visible in the small amount of canopy we can see. The tree 'thinks' it might die, and is trying to make sure it doesn't.

As our climate warms, we will see a lot more of this.