in the world of humans, bleeding is a serious and troubling thing. If something causes us to bleed we immediately take action because we understand that the loss of excessive amounts of blood can cause us great harm. Therefore, it’s really not too surprising to see a somewhat similar reaction when a person believes one of their beloved trees is in immediate danger because it’s bleeding.

One of the trees that frequently displays bleeding symptoms and invokes fear in the tree owner is the cherry tree.
This is bad, because it is like a disease and that can mean the tree will not last for too long.
it is a pity I liked this tree!
I will have to inform my family and ask for help to make it live longer!

I hope this info was good for who owns a cherry tree or other kind of tree. if it starts to bleed (like sap), you should see someone who understands of it!

Although not all bad things come bad, this one actually made me want to take pictures of it because I found it a nice texture and a nice color!

Awesome....... joycephotography · 2010-10-16: 11:37

Interesting information and nice images! ;) Ryana · 2010-10-16: 11:51

nice shots, i bet the tree will be ok!!! MARETKA88 · 2010-10-16: 11:58

Amazing shots! Mruczek · 2010-10-16: 12:01

Long time ago...when I was a child a collect this to make glue...Great shots!!! Francesc21 · 2010-10-16: 12:03

great images... and I wish all good for your tree... GyozoE · 2010-10-16: 12:07

Wonderful capture and I hope the tree recovers...so sad when a tree decays cariad · 2010-10-16: 12:24

Thanks for the pictures. Cherry trees are all round me here in southern Germany. Glad to know this. lookwhatisaw · 2010-10-16: 12:55

beautiful ! photodeclair · 2010-10-16: 13:15

Lichen on the tree as well? Hope your tree survives. I lost 3 fruit trees -- they say there is a layer of rock not far below the surface. They also bled. ????? · 2010-10-16: 13:18

Lovely! Kozuka · 2010-10-16: 13:26

My cherry tree has been doing this for years and is still going strong- flowering each year and growing tall. Lynda · 2010-10-17: 06:08

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