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Read the Logan Services blog for the latest in HVAC tips, deals, and more! We are located in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Dayton, Ohio. I unexpectedly gave birth at 23 weeks to micro-preemie twins on August 27, 2007. Olivia Paige weighed just 1 lb 1.5 oz and was 11.5 inches long. Logan William weighed just 1 lb 1.75 oz and was 11.5 inches long. Our sweet Logan passed away after 1 month and 1 day. After 105 days, we were able to bring Olivia home. A deeper look at the 'Happy Family' Home. My First Blog Post. September 23, 2019 by logandchristensen. Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken. This is the first post on my new blog. I'm just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates. I enjoy Logan Anderson is a part-time web developer and full-time student completing a double major in Computer Science and Math. He's passionate about computer science and learning. His main interests include full-stack development, machine learning, Linux, and competitive programming.

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Hemlock trees even keep their own stumps alive, so the forest can keep growing.

The Creativity of American Beech

Beech can even invade the impenetrable hemlocks.

The Creativity of Basswood

As wild as are the roots of yellow birch, the branches of basswood are wilder. You can't keep a good basswood down.

Voyaging Roots -- The Yellow Birch

Yellow birch roots are great travelers

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Paperback of Sprout Lands is Out

The ancient commons are a model for today's urban forest.

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Sprout Lands: A Conversation with William Bryant Logan with Robin Wall Kimmerer

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A lecture by William Bryant Logan, author of Sprout Lands: Tending the Endless Gift of Trees, followed by a conversation with Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of Braiding Sweetgrass (2014).

The Genie of Fresh Kills

Resourceful Ironwood

A small ironwood, Carpinus caroliniana, on the edge of Lincoln Pond in the Helderbergs. It looks like high water at some point almost drowned it. But not quite. On the right hand stem, a lateral has become the new leader. How did it happen?

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The Power of Reiteration

By repeating themselves, trees can revive even after they fail. Branches can become trees of their own. Roots in a hollow can become the source of a new tree. Here, a fallen osage orange has turned two lateral branches into 30 foot tall trees. The one at the end is now putting down its own roots. When the old tree dies, this tree will carry on, genetically identical. This is called phoenix regeneration.

Willow Pollards

The ancient tradition of pollarding willows is still alive on the Somerset Levels near Bristol in western England. It is a landscape full of stunning ancient pollards, but there are farmers who still regularly cut their willows, using the sprouts for hurdles, wattle fencing and baskets.

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