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Live Oak Trees Quercus virginiana ++ Historic St. Simon's Island, GA ++

//www.tytyga.com/Live-Oak-p/live-oak-tree.htm These Live Oak trees are filmed growing on St. Simons Island, GA, near the cemetery at Christ's Church ...

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Theamericanstates commented on 18 Jun 2011

Fruit: Acorns are in clusters of 3 to 5, maturing in one season. The nut is dark in color, 3/4 inch long and covered 1/3 by the cap. The cap is bowl-shaped and warty, termed "turbinate" by Harlow et al. Maturing in September of the first year. Twig: Slender, gray and pubescent, with small, blunt, multiple terminal buds. Bark: Rapidly developing red-brown furrows with small surface scales. Later, becoming black and very blocky.

Theamericanstates commented on 18 Jun 2011

Live oak : Fagaceae Quercus virginiana Leaf: Alternate, simple, evergreen, leathery, 2 to 5 inches long, oblong or elliptical in shape with an entire or spiny and revolute margin. The upper surface is lustrous, the lower is pale and pubescent. Generally, not bristle-tipped. Flower: Staminate flowers borne on catkins. Pistillate flowers borne on spikes. Appearing March through May.

Pat Rick (Ty Ty Nursery) commented on 16 Nov 2015

Ty Ty Nursery thanks you very much for watching our video on the St. Simon's Island, Georgia historic oak trees, Quercus virgininiana, that are native American trees that are salt water tolerant and grow into enormous specimens along the Atlantic Coast of Georgia and many of the historic specimens still grow near Christ's Church Episcopal Church that was founded in 1733

Theamericanstates commented on 18 Jun 2011

Form: A medium-sized tree that can grow to massive proportions. Open-grown trees develop a huge rounded crown. The largest crowns may be 150 feet across.

Theamericanstates commented on 18 Jun 2011

The Live Oak is the state tree of Georgia. Thank you for this interesting video. Its in my playlists for State trees and Georgia.

Pat Rick commented on 27 Aug 2012

Thanks for watching and sharing your feelings with us! Don't forget to subscribe to our channel! -Ty Ty Nursery

Early history of Gainesville Georgia (Episode 1.)

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TreasureJack commented on 11 Nov 2013

Hey we have a Gainesville, Florida. Florida Gators and the University is there. Nice door bell sound effects in the video it was LongStreet coming to your door haha The statue stayed standing even with the debris flying. Should have shown a current photo comparison

farenheit1100 commented on 10 Nov 2013

Longstreet also commanded our troops against the Northern invaders during the siege of my town, Suffolk, Va., In 1863. I have several pictures of him that hang around my office.Thanks for posting. GL and HH Hugh

Don “donquixote1944ds” Quixote commented on 10 Nov 2013

General Longstreet was definitely a hero of mine, along with Robert E Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Jeb Stuart.

WildDigger commented on 11 Nov 2013

Have you looked at Vanishing Ga? There are pics of old Ga and most counties.

Supradrew™ commented on 11 Nov 2013

Thx for the History lesson Dr. Targetshot II. :) nice work son. -Drew

Slick Diggs commented on 11 Nov 2013

Looks like you did your homework, thanks for sharing

RiverRat2013 commented on 10 Nov 2013

Always enjoy the history of places:)

NH treasurehunter commented on 11 Nov 2013

Cool history man, nice job.

Ohio Metal Detecting commented on 10 Nov 2013

Very informative.

Emma Maersk | World's Largest Cargo Ship | History Documentary Films

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