Each Spring, winged maple seeds twirl like helicopters as they glide to the ground. A seed can drift up to a kilometer on a windy day, landing on a fresh patch of earth to start its own tree. Often the stronger the wind, the stronger the tree.
Available Now (25.5 by 19.5). This is “Spun Up”
Each Spring, winged maple seeds twirl like helicopters as they glide to the ground. A seed can drift up to a kilometer on a windy day, landing on a fresh patch of earth to start its own tree. Often the stronger the wind, the stronger the tree.
Available Now (25.5 by 19.5). This is “Spun Up”
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