
After careful, time consuming and stressful cultivation my

Some of my freshly planted trees face more hardship than others but I'm still counting them as trees planted.

Update :
Just cleaned out the gutters (again) of more than enough potential trees to fill a 5 gallon bucket. More Carbon Riches.
But these seemed different. They seemed noble, self-sacrificing and a little patronizing and then I realized that these must be good and kind-hearted socialist maples. These I decided to sow in a pile where each tiny tree can work cooperatively, submerge themselves to the greater good, and each will be sure to use only its fair share of resources.

2 comments:
Don't let Al Gore anywhere near them. He'll freeze 'em to death.
Brilliant colonel....Ms pervy
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