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TREE AGING APP - How old is this tree?

Identify the Type of Tree
If you don’t know, you can do an Internet search to identify the tree, or use an identification app such as 
Seek or PictureThis. Leaves are a good way to ID trees. 
Bring a Measuring Tape
​You will need a flexible tape measure, preferably at least 120 inches long. 
Measure the Circumference of the Tree
​
Wrap the tape measure around the tree 4.5 feet off the ground (standard height), and measure to the nearest inch. Enter the type of tree and circumference into the app below.
Picture


Source Link: https://www.treehugger.com/estimating-forest-trees-age-1343321


App developed by Dylan Hestwood
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​Friends of Minnetonka Parks is a 501c3 nonprofit organization governed by a volunteer board of directors.
  • Home
  • Friends
    • Mission
    • Who We Are
    • Volunteerism
    • Contact Us
  • VISIT A PARK
    • Big Willow
    • Cullen
    • Hilloway
    • Jidana
    • Lake Rose
    • Lone Lake
    • Meadow
    • Minnehaha Creek
    • Purgatory
    • Shady Oak
    • Tower Hill
    • Victoria Evergreen
  • Resources
    • Tree Aging App
    • Invasive Plants
    • Newsletter
    • YouTube Videos
  • Events
    • Volunteer Events
    • Education and Social Events