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SpotsNDots
316 posts |
#28264 2007-10-09 17:16 GMT |
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I wanted to know if the leaves on the trees fall off in automn in Florida. I was there last year and i dont think so but my friend thinks that they did. I always thought it is due to the changing weather aswell.
how about the palm trees. I guess i must have gotten messed up with them |
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CaterpillarCrawler
349 posts |
#28265 2007-10-09 17:18 GMT |
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Of course they do.
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screamer
323 posts |
#28266 2007-10-09 17:18 GMT |
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they do
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Kiss
344 posts |
#28267 2007-10-09 17:19 GMT |
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i used to live in orlando - they do.
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PandaBear
377 posts |
#28268 2007-10-09 17:19 GMT |
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Eventually but give it some time were not exactly a winter fun state.....
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dragonslayer
350 posts |
#28269 2007-10-09 17:19 GMT |
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leaves falls where they have trees Florida have trees.
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RabbitBounce
318 posts |
#28270 2007-10-09 17:24 GMT |
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yes they do, they dont turn colors though they just die off, of course not on the palms and pines.
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StarbucksCoffee
341 posts |
#28271 2007-10-09 17:25 GMT |
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now this is a good question and thank you for asking it......cause I don't know (being from the extreme north and never in Florida in the fall) and it will be interesting to read the answers!
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NaughtyNinja
310 posts |
#28272 2007-10-09 17:48 GMT |
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Yes, they would on any deciduous trees but not on evergreen e.g. Palm. There obviously will be a longer period of time in which deciduous trees hold their leaves, but they will fall during the winter like in any other country.
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FeralFeline
328 posts |
#28273 2007-10-09 17:53 GMT |
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Evergreen trees don't lose their leaves in winter. Palm trees don't lose their leaves in winter. Otherwise its just like Maine, just later.
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Salinger
344 posts |
#28274 2007-10-09 18:24 GMT |
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yes they do.
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Sunburst
336 posts |
#28275 2007-10-09 18:51 GMT |
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It all depends on the tree. Most subtropical places have a wide variety of tree species including seasonal and non seasonal. Every species of tree will drop leaves at some point, but not all drop them in winter like in northern climates. If the weather is warm enough and humid enough, there will be trees that drop leaves completely while others will only drop them when the leaf needs to be replaced. Coniferous trees on the other hand, never drop them in winter(only as needed), that is why they are called evergreens.
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GreenPeace
364 posts |
#28276 2007-10-09 19:31 GMT |
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I've lived in Florida 18 years; the leaves most definitely fall off of the trees. However, the leaves only slightly turn colors since they are not giving their chlorophyll to the trunk so that the tree may stay alive for the upcoming winter, because we really don’t have that bad of a winter.
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Candylover
322 posts |
#28277 2007-10-09 20:44 GMT |
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Yes, leaves do fall just like anywhere else.Also,you spelled autunm incorrectly.
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FeelingHot
313 posts |
#28278 2007-10-10 11:08 GMT |
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Of course in every part of the world.
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