Examine the rows upon rows of mature pecan trees in your orchard. Tall, sturdywith a full canopy, these trees may look close to perfect to an unfamiliar observer. But like with almost everything in life, once we enter the orchard, once we stand beneath the canopy, and once we look close enough at these trees, all of their problemsand imperfections become moreapparent. We begin to notice the yellowing leaves or the scab spots or the sticktights. Of course, what is questionable is dependent on the person inspecting, their own set of experiences, and their knowledge.
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