Those who live in Fl.

[Broken Hand]

Do deciduous trees, like an oak, lose their leaves in winter? If so, when do they lose their leaves and when do they bloom again. Thanks for satisfying my curiosity.

[53driver]

In NW Florida, we have "fall" all year round.
The giant oaks in my yard have leaves that manage to fall within seconds of my cleaning the driveway, and in 3 hours, looks like I hadn't done a thing.

If we classify January as "winter", my oaks still have lots of green leaves and Spanish moss.
Cheers,
Steve

[Fla_rider]

In NW Florida, we have "fall" all year round.
The giant oaks in my yard have leaves that manage to fall within seconds of my cleaning the driveway, and in 3 hours, looks like I hadn't done a thing.

If we classify January as "winter", my oaks still have lots of green leaves and Spanish moss.
Cheers,
Steve

Same here in Central Florida!

[tiltingf6b]

Do deciduous trees, like an oak, lose their leaves in winter? If so, when do they lose their leaves and when do they bloom again. Thanks for satisfying my curiosity.

A lot of the big oaks to which you refer sort of loose leaves year round, but, in spring they loose a lot more than any other time as new growth pushes the old growth away. At least that's my observation.

[Broken Hand]

Having to rake leaves year round definitely sucks. I've been to FL four times, always in October, and never saw a bare tree.

Another two months for riding season to start, you lucky southern bastards.

Thanks for the info.
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[Fla_rider]

Having to rake leaves year round definitely sucks. I've been to FL four times, always in October, and never saw a bare tree.

Another two months for riding season to start, you lucky southern bastards.

Thanks for the info.
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If it makes you feel better, the weather was bad this weekend for riding so I just mowed the grass and washed the F6.

[Broken Hand]

If it makes you feel better, the weather was bad this weekend for riding so I just mowed the grass and washed the F6.

Rub it in.

I have to dig through six inches of snow to find grass.

[woody]

Last year here in Queensland winter was on a Tuesday. I remember it well I had to use my Dririder jacket.

[Steve 0080]

True the oak trees do not drop all their leaves at once but gradually over time. When spring comes however there is a new crop of leaves and everything is nice and green. Mowing the grass on the other hand also never stops !!! The struggle is real!

[DTOM]

You guys suck. Take a ride for all of us who can't. If you're into skiing (in the white powdery stuff), then come on out to Utah. The resorts above Salt Lake valley have received 5-6 feet feet of snow in the last 4 days and 20 feet this month!