Depends on the tree- but if they are about the size of a Golf ball, and look like the picture above, they are the seed pods from a gum tree.
AnswerThe main answer is God made trees and from those trees fall down seeds and if we humans plant them they will grow again.
because they are weak and wriggly
Pieces of trees, especially those that fall over a stream.
"Those are some nice shoes you have!" His friend commented. OR: Those trees will fall over in the wind.
Success with keeping them off is not my area of expertise, but my neighbor has this machine called a Baganut. It picks up the balls when they fall. I tried it and it was real easy, took me a couple hours to clear up two trees worth. No bending over too. Any how, their website is www.baganut.com. Check it out.
Broadleaf trees, such as maple, oak, and birch trees, usually lose their leaves in fall. Conifers, like pine and spruce trees, typically retain their needles year-round.
spring because fall with all of those leaves coming out of the trees it just moves more than spring
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Success with keeping them off is not my area of expertise, but my neighbor has this machine called a Baganut. It picks up the balls when they fall. I tried it and it was real easy, took me a couple hours to clear up two trees worth. No bending over too. Any how, their website is www.baganut.com. Check it out.
Trees in the Fall they find Morther Nature! It's a wouderful view.
To be honest, white is still the best. But with a lot of leaves on the ground it is very hard to find any ball if you hit it in the trees.
the answer is desidious