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• The black gum are nearly in diameter and 600 years old.
• The black gum tree weighed over a ton and was thirty inches in diameter.
• And their soft black gums are another major problem.
• Look at the size of this black gum!
• Do they need more water, or is there something about black gum that discourages other plants?
• The chinook is kind of football-shaped and has kind of a crescent tail with black gums,
• Now maple and black gum trees are common.
• Anthocyanins show up most vividly in Georgia's maples, oaks, sourwood, sweetgum, dogwood, black gum and persimmon trees.
• He led the way to a shady little ravine full of maples, oaks, black gum and ash.
• Trees include black gum, sassafras and tulip.
• My Aunt Jenny carried cherry cough drops in her sweater pocket, right there with the black gum.
• Trees found directly on Little Shickshinny Creek and its tributaries include hemlock, black gum, and yellow birch.
• Bear Swamp West contains broadleaf swamp forest dominated by black gum, American sweetgum, red maple, and sweetbay magnolia.
• These were called " gums " because they often were from black gum ( " Nyssa sylvatica " ) trees.
• Autumn sets the maple, black gum and beech foliage afire and brings the Korean chrysanthemums into bloom from late October to mid-November.
• About 74 percent of the refuge is slightly brackish marsh habitat, dominated by cattails, black gum, cypress, red maple, hickory, and oak.
• It grows into 3-or 4-foot clumps high in the branches of oak, hackberry, elm, pecan, black gum, maple, tupelo and sycamore trees.
• Q : The blueberry bushes and Japanese spurge I planted under my mature black gum tree are just sitting there, not dying, but not thriving.
• The only discouraging thing about black gum ( Nyssa sylvatica ), also called black tupelo, is that this beautiful native tree is not more widely grown.
• Oak stands comprise the majority of the forest, and consist chiefly of blackjack oak, chestnut oak, post oak, scarlet oak, and black gum and sweet gum.