Hello, last autumn I planted a few Northern Red Oaks (Quercus rubra), and now they’ve started to bloom. I noticed that one of them hasn’t produced any leaves and has these formations (visible in photos 1 and 2). The other two trees already have leaves, as can be seen in the third photo. Can anyone explain why this difference exists? Could there be a problem with the tree that doesn’t have leaves? In terms of size, it is actually thicker and more developed than the others, in case that detail is relevant.
Thank you!
by NonoBalauru
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