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I've had health issues for about 5 years, my back yard is a dense forest because I'm not outside editing it back to my preferences. Trees definitely do not nee
by mikewarot 2y ago
I've had health issues for about 5 years, my back yard is a dense forest because I'm not outside editing it back to my preferences.
Trees definitely do not need us.
- francisofascii 2y agoIn a dense cities, the trees you see now that were allowed to grow to maturity were mostly likely planted by a human, with some exceptions of course. Any trees that began to grow organically were probably cut or eliminated.
- Suppafly 2y ago>Trees definitely do not need us. Until they do. Eventually bugs and diseases would kill off huge portions of them. Trees would still be around, but it'd definitely be a different mix than we have now. Right now every ash tree in my state is either dead or dying due to beetles, all the chestnuts died when I was a kid, the native oaks mostly only live where they've been planted because anytime one dies a faster growing maple replaces it.