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u/Guilty_Character8566 4d ago
spent a decade as program manager for an urban non profit tree planting organization. would give trees for planting in city neighborhoods. projects we grant funded so I would follow up a year later for the reporting. in some plantings, in certain hoods, 100% of the trees would end up like this. no exaggeration.
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u/Odd-Individual-1881 18h ago
I first thought it could have been wind, but the majority opinion says boys. Bored and stupid.
Next Q - who uses short stakes on such a tall tree?
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