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Fabulous Trees Slideshow<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n

The Fabulous Trees Slideshow<\/b> is a collection of photos assembled from many years of work and travel.<\/p>\n

Of the many fabulous in the world some of the most interesting are in Texas. Knowing about them helps get people excited about planting new trees by seeing their unbelievable potential. They are not only interesting, even trilling, but can help with decisions about your own trees. Rather than dropping everything to travel the world to see all the fabulous trees I know about, you can experience them without leaving your house.<\/p>\n

There are two ways to experience these trees. The Dirt Doctor organization has website Library entries that are the best places to find the most details, but there is an easier way to see the basic facts and the most photographs of these great trees. It’s the Fabulous Trees Slideshow<\/b>. View it free at the top right corner of dirtdoctor.com (and in this topic, below). I hope you enjoy it \u2013 I still do every time I re-see it. Here you will see the national champion pecan, the state champion ginkgo, largest kapok in Costa Rico, largest Montezuma cypress (probably the largest tree) in the world, the oldest trees in the world and even the Nellie Climbing Tree and much more.<\/p>\n