Tree phenomenon
10 years ago
We were recently camping at Iron Creek campground in WA state and noticed something really odd on top of a tree. My guess is somehow a juniper grafted itself on to the top? Or seeded while the tree was growing. These trees are old and big! Any ideas anyone? I have named it Broccoli tree!
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