What's your favorite tree?

Ginko

Dunno about a single favorite, but I really like sugar maples, sweet gums, and ginkos.

Conifers, they're comfy and look great with a bit of snow on them.

Any pine

Cedar trees, because they only grow on high mountains and I love altitude.

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Quercus robur.

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>>2009708
also
>tfw it always looks like shit as bonsai no matter how well it's styled.

once I get rid of that ugly conifer hedge in my garden I'll plant one.

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Arbutus

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we need to go wider.

yes this is a single tree.

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also

>>2009727
I keep reading this as abortus.

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>current year
>not saying Quercus Suber.

>>2009750
Thanks bugguy

Probably Dragon trees. Jacaranda is a close second though with bottle brushes behind that. Trees in general are great and they are the most amazing thing to sleep under.

alaskan cedar trees... i never fully appreciated evergreen trees before moving to the poconos... winter's so goddamn miserable here that the only thing that makes me happy about the outside world is seeing those...

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>pic related

Not that there's any left on Guernsey now, due to DED.

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Asimina triloba (pawpaw.) Dem flowers tho...

>>2009708
Really, out of all the species to choose from, you pick Q. robur?

Kidding, they do look magestic as hell when open grown like that. I guess I'm just more of a grizzly, old Q. macrocarpa fan!

>>2009918
I only like them when they're old which is fine because their average lifespan is high.