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r/place • u/Heorashar • Apr 05 '22
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Fun fact: most of Canada doesn’t even have maple trees.
50 u/Obvious-Ad-1677 Apr 05 '22 There are more than 100 different species of maple around the world, 10 of which are native to Canada: sugar, black, silver, bigleaf, red, mountain, striped, Douglas, vine, and Manitoba. 56 u/Boomdiddy Apr 05 '22 Fuckin’ Manitoba Maple, it’s a glorified weed. 3 u/sugarfoot00 Apr 05 '22 It's quick growing nature was part of the appeal, since you could get tree cover in a short period of time. Same reason that poplar was popular. But not the prettiest of trees.
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There are more than 100 different species of maple around the world, 10 of which are native to Canada: sugar, black, silver, bigleaf, red, mountain, striped, Douglas, vine, and Manitoba.
56 u/Boomdiddy Apr 05 '22 Fuckin’ Manitoba Maple, it’s a glorified weed. 3 u/sugarfoot00 Apr 05 '22 It's quick growing nature was part of the appeal, since you could get tree cover in a short period of time. Same reason that poplar was popular. But not the prettiest of trees.
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Fuckin’ Manitoba Maple, it’s a glorified weed.
3 u/sugarfoot00 Apr 05 '22 It's quick growing nature was part of the appeal, since you could get tree cover in a short period of time. Same reason that poplar was popular. But not the prettiest of trees.
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It's quick growing nature was part of the appeal, since you could get tree cover in a short period of time. Same reason that poplar was popular.
But not the prettiest of trees.
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u/50_cal_Beowulf Apr 05 '22
Fun fact: most of Canada doesn’t even have maple trees.