Tree survey?

Question

What is your favorite kind of tree?
What does that type of tree looks like?
What does it do when a heavy wind blows?
How does that tree look on a very dark night?
Of what object or kind of person does it reminds you?

Answer 1

My favorite trees are the ones that are native to my area in Florida.

They are intertwined, large, and provide plenty of shade on my rural lot.

When the Hurricanes come directly through my area -- some are snapped like twigs -- branches are blown off the trees, leaves are shredded, pieces of roofs and sheds and everything else is flying around, and there is a LOT of damage.

They look so peaceful during a very dark night -- and it gives me the sense of quiet and isolation - which is DESPERATELY Needed -- after all, I am the survivor of a short disaster of a marriage, and was a Long-Term Single Parent of TWO disabled children (now, Finally -- I am an Empty-Nesting Retiree).

They remind me of myself -- resilient, able to withstand the storms, the ones that break are similar to people who collapse into puddles of goo when faced with adversity, and the strength that comes from advancing age.

Answer 2

The Blue Spruce. It is a conifer sometimes used for a Christmas tree. It doesn't bend with the wind. It looks dark at night. This tree reminds me of my father because it was his favorite tree. I love this kind of tree because it makes a nice home for the birds and my favorite humming birds.

Answer 3

Christmas Tree Survey: :o)? a million. How might want to you describe your Christmas tree (very last 12 months's tree in case you haven't got one yet) a. chic tree like out of a mag with expensive adorns b. relations kind with kidmade adorns, infant's first christmas, hand me down adorns, ect. c. different each and every of the above and better lol =] 2. white lights fixtures or colored colored =] 3. what percentage Christmas bushes do you've interior your abode purely one =[ 4. small, medium, or large sized (10 ft or taller) tree Medium (6 ft) thanks :o)

Answer 4

-jack-pine
-tall, thin, with scraggly branches, grows in northern ontario, only after a forest fire opens the cones (takes tremendous heat)
-bends slightly, not alot, the trunks are strong and and slender, and there aren't many branches to block the wind
-like those you'd see in a 'group of seven' painting
-these trees seem very wise, stand quietly ,are tall and beautiful

Answer 5

Oak
Big
Whistles
Like a Shadow
Paul Bunyan

Answer 6

A coconut tree.

Answer 7

money tree.
I don't know what it looks like cause I have not found one yet.
gives you moula.
george washington
you know why

Answer 8

Cedar
green with nice leave needle type things
moves
cant see it , its dark out
my grandpa cause i cant see him in the dark either

Answer 9

i like all trees equally

Answer 10

palm tree
down it's brown, up it's green
moves the heavy long leaves
black
me maybe