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weimedog

Yesterday at 09:11:31 PM
Saw a thread in a forum for landscapers... "exposed roots" and folks were showing pictures of beautiful trees with exposed roots. Could NOT help myself, I confess. Was digging out stumps as part of a job yesterday and when I saw that thread had to post this :

May be an image of tree
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Today at 04:27:03 AM
Up here, darned white spruce is not a great yard tree. They send anchor roots practically on top of the ground and of course over time they swell with growth into larger ones making mowing a little rough.  ffcheesy

I don't see this habit with Colorado Blue or pines.
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Today at 07:56:16 AM
Our principle exposed root tree here is the ornamental Crepe Myrtle. 

@Jeff has a really good picture.
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