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Re: Blades of grass popping through asphalt..
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Posted by Steve/TN on August 07, 2005 at 20:13:46 from (65.255.98.5):
In Reply to: Blades of grass popping through asphalt.. posted by Roy Suomi on August 07, 2005 at 19:34:23:
Survival of the species. Yesterday, while driving on the interstate in Memphis, I happened to notice two similiar phenomena(sp). One was a 2 foot tall sycamore tree growing from beside one of those big concrete divider barriers where they are doing constrution. Growing out of asphalt and concrete? The other one is a vine that is growing up through a metal street light pole. The vine grows up throught the hollow pole and comes out the top. The pole has to be 30 feet tall. It does this every year.
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