Is this actually true?
No it’s a camperdown elm. I looked it up.
Those do look like they’re growing upside down kinda, though.
Lol thanks, I’m an arborist and I was thinking everything I know about tree biology says this shouldn’t happen… but on the other hand trees are amazing so who knows.
What your favourite tree, and why? (Justifications can be as arbitrary as you want)
(I am craving of real tree content to replace this disappointingly false post)
Justifications can also be arbortrary
I like the Indian cork tree. Can grow tall or smol, great canopy, beautiful cone flowers with little penta petals, and smells wonderfully calming.
Sorry I didn’t reply I got busy but check out the Tule tree: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/el-arbol-del-tule-tule-tree
I’m growing one in front of my house. I like to imagine someday it will grow similarly large.
RIP
Sadly no. It’s called the upside down tree because it looks that way due to the way it was cultivated. https://web.archive.org/web/20161101060819/http://old.ubyssey.ca/culture/discover-the-best-trees-on-campus-992/
I don’t know if flipping one would work but there a tree at my in-laws that fell over after a storm, snapped at the base probably a good 6m tall thing, and last time a saw it it was growing branches upright along the trunk and looked like it had shot new roots down from the underside, so yer plausible at the least I think
Depends on the tree. A lot of palms that get topped due to high winds just die
Yer for sure, I’d imagine it depend on all sorts of things
No, although I wouldn’t put it past a mangrove or redwood to actually do this if we gave it a go.
Hmmm, do mangroves count as shrubs or bushes?
