This happen to a anyone else?

[Jason Christenson]

Last winter sometime I cut these logs out at my parents place. I didn't really have time to do anything more with them so I just Anchor Sealed them and stacked them in the lean to. I was back there this weekend and....they appear to be growing. Maybe I can turn some NE's with sprouts growing out of the rims.

Jason

[Mark Cothren]

Yep... I've had it happen with two types of Poplar that I've had in the yard. Some of it sprouted green twigs/leaves for several months.

[Jim Underwood]

Had some Walnut do this last year. It stopped after it dried out some...:rolleyes:

[Frank Kobilsek]

Jason

A garden plant store I go to prints on the back of thier receipt "Guarenteed to Grow or Die trying." It seems your logs are living by that creed.

Frank

[Ralph Lindberg]

I have it happen with Red Alder all the time

[Jim Stoppleworth]

I have box elder growing like that right now. Am waiting to see how long it lasts before it dies.

Jim

[William Bachtel]

Willow will do it.

[John Shuk]

When they grow like that still standing it makes for nice burl patterns.

[Gary Herrmann]

I've had some elm and ash sprout in my shop.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Yep makes some interesting turning. I have had Ash, Walnut and Honey Locust do that.

[Frank Howell]

I just noticed last night that an aspen log I pulled from up near Frisco CO, and anchor sealed has a couple of sprouts coming out of it. I'm keeping it standing vertical, about 5' tall and 3" dia. I was just about to post the same question.