Leftism is when condiments

I settle for telling ‘em they’re neat at every opportunity

thanks for attending my first get to know a tree thread! If you ever get to hang out with a Limber Pine I highly recommend it! Also, if you have Limber Pine pics to share with the class please do! Okay thanks bye!

I love their cones a lot, they’re big and friendly and just overall very satisfying. (Also the easiest way to differentiate from the bristlecone pine whose cones are much smaller and have those bristley spines)

Like many other pines that live in harsh conditions, it has a symbiotic relationship with the Clark’s Nutcracker, who will bury caches of its seeds over winter and some forgotten ones will eventually become big ol’ Limber Pines someday

Couple famous limbers include “Twister” who lives in Alta, UT and is 1,700 years old and one at Whirlpool Point in Alberta, Canada estimated to be 3,000 years old (estimated)