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I just found out there's a California registry of big trees.
There's also a National registry of big trees.
I think the reason that the three states with the most "biggest" trees are Arizona, California, and Florida (in opposite order) is that these three states also have the most tree species that nobody else has. I'm not sure that's true, now, I just think it might be the case. I'm not sure how to check it, so don't take it as a fact, only as a question.
Why yes, I'm working. That Santa Barbara Moreton Bay Fig is in my book.
still coughing horribly and having to change clothes no matter what strategy I use. How undignified is that?
There's also a National registry of big trees.
I think the reason that the three states with the most "biggest" trees are Arizona, California, and Florida (in opposite order) is that these three states also have the most tree species that nobody else has. I'm not sure that's true, now, I just think it might be the case. I'm not sure how to check it, so don't take it as a fact, only as a question.
Why yes, I'm working. That Santa Barbara Moreton Bay Fig is in my book.
still coughing horribly and having to change clothes no matter what strategy I use. How undignified is that?
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