Tiny acorns beginning to emerge on my oak tree.
Well, you’ve got to start somewhere!
This oak tree was planted as an acorn in my garden, by a squirrel, about 20 years ago.
Tiny acorns beginning to emerge on my oak tree.
Well, you’ve got to start somewhere!
This oak tree was planted as an acorn in my garden, by a squirrel, about 20 years ago.
I love oak trees, the leaves are so beautiful. That squirrel was a good gardener. 🙂
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Yes me too 🙂 And I am so grateful to that little squirrel 🙂
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The squirrels dig all of our bulbs up but they never plant them again!
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haha They can be so destructive! I was lucky I got an oak tree from them 🙂
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Very nice! Oak Trees (as so many trees) are awesome!
(Lyrics from the rock group Rush) :
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“The Trees”
There is unrest in the forest
There is trouble with the trees
For the maples want more sunlight
And the oaks ignore their pleas
The trouble with the maples
(And they’re quite convinced they’re right)
They say the oaks are just too lofty
And they grab up all the light
But the oaks can’t help their feelings
If they like the way they’re made
And they wonder why the maples
Can’t be happy in their shade
There is trouble in the forest
And the creatures all have fled
As the maples scream ‘Oppression!’
And the oaks just shake their heads
So the maples formed a union
And demanded equal rights
‘The oaks are just too greedy
We will make them give us light’
Now there’s no more oak oppression
For they passed a noble law
And the trees are all kept equal
By hatchet, axe and saw
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haha Interesting poem 🙂
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I really like oak trees. It is special that the acorn that grew into your tree was planted by a squirrel. Enjoy your weekend!
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It is a special tree to me, because of that reason 🙂
Happy weekend to you too 🙂
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Good work squirrel! 🙂
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hehe I agree! 🙂
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Wow!! That is a mighty oak tree! I hope the descendants of great great grandpa squirrel who planted the acorn still lives around the oak tree and enjoys the acorns like Ice Age that rascal Squirrel ha ha!
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Yes! To be sure, many new generations of squirrels enjoy the ‘fruits’ of this large oak tree now 🙂
I think the Ice Age squirrel is Scrat?
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Aah yes…I forgot the name…Scrat indeed 🙂 thanks for reminding me.
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🙂
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Who would have thought that squirrels were such patient gardeners!
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haha Actually, I’m pretty sure he just planted acorns to eat in winter – and this particular seed grew. But his descendants are jolly glad of it. 🙂
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Mother Nature gave everyone a job and planting trees is the squirrel’s job. He did good!
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haha Yes he did! – Except I think he was supposed to chew a little hole in the acorn to stop it germinating! Ooops 😀
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Actually… acorns do need help getting out of thier shell. Thanks for the post idea! I will credit your when I explain why oaks need squirrels.
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haha Glad to help! I have found acorns in the past with that tiny hole chewed out so they did Not germinate. 🙂
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Watch the little squirrels planting acorns all over my yard. I realize they do that to store food for the winter. But some of those acorns that they fail to dig back up become oak trees. Takes a long time to grow and oak tree. They are beautiful trees. Nice to have that oak tree in your yard that a squirrel planted just for you.
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hehe Yes! At one time we had 6 little oak trees growing, but only this one made it to maturity. 🙂
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Beautiful shot Scifihammy..! 🍁
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Thank you Francisco 🙂
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You’re welcome Scifihammy..! 🍁 Have a nice day..! 🍁
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Thank you. 🙂 And you too 🙂
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Welcome.., thak you too..!! 🍁
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We have some trees that were nothing but stems twenty years ago. They just were there…… Didn’t even notice them growing. Recently I looked out and thought why can’t I see the view anymore. 😦 Bunch of big trees in the way. Kind of like kids growing up. Never noticed.
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hahaha Nice one. Snuck up on you …. Very very slowly! 😀
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That cute little squirrel has a mighty legacy. Pretty impressive going for a rodent. 🙂
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I know! Pretty cool 🙂
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We took a sprout from under ‘Our Tree’ in the New Forest shortly after we got married. We kept it on the window cill in the kitchen for a few years so that it could establish itself and then transferred it to a proper pot and put it outside. It was doing really well. When we moved, we took it with us, and even though we kept it in the pot, it died! I never did have green fingers, and even artificial flowers droop after a while in our house!
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Aw – Even the most robust of plants often don’t like being moved. I don’t have green fingers either – best I don’t even Look at a plant! Tho I can water them – from a distance! 🙂
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Thanks to that squirrel for planting this pretty oak tree to spice up your garden! It feels good to see such a vibrant green color in Winter. Happy Friday Sci! 😉
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I love that my tree was planted by that little squirrel 🙂 And yes, my garden is very green right now – mid-summer. 🙂
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Wonderful! ❤ ❤ ❤
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🙂
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