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With a drill or an awl, make holes along the edges of the bark, about 1½ inches apart, starting about 3 inches from the football, and ending about 3 inches from the top of the basket.

Tulip trees grow taller than any other tree in the eastern forests. Attaining heights greater than 100 feet, they easily stick up above all others, making them easy targets during thunderstorms.

Bark textures are relatively uniform by tree species and make a great visual marker for broad tree identification. Textures are divided into at least 18 types, from smooth (beech) to spiny (locust).