Only the sturdiest survive
Windstorms test the strength of trees, leaving only the sturdiest standing. Trees that survive adverse weather conditions typically have deep roots and stout trunks. These physical characteristics allow them to withstand harsh winds.
After a windstorm, only the sturdiest trees remain standing. The harsher the wind, the stronger a tree must be in order to withstand it. Trees that survive the most adverse weather conditions have developed deep roots and stout trunks. Strong…
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