It's the Birch Show.

Valerie from the Botanical Gardens has joined us. Yes! She has come to save the day. Hey Valerie, good morning. Good morning. How are you today? I'm great. How are you? We have just had the same conversation an hour ago that we have every other year on the show. Okay. And it is about the spunk trees around Atlanta. open up your door and you could smell these trees that are so pungent, and it just smells like dudes spunk.

And we know that it's not a Bradford pair because we've gone down this road with you guys before, but we always forget what the name of the tree is.

Oh, man.

Oh, no.

You don't know.

You don't know? No, it was funny because a friend of mine emailed me and said, you're asking a question. She didn't tell me what the question was. I'm just wondering, I was sitting here thinking, what are they going to ask me? The only thing I can think right now is a Ginko Biloba that a female treat that puts out fruits, but I think it might be too early for that.

Somebody called earlier and said that, but somebody also, does Chinese chestnut ring a bell at all?

Yeah. But, you know, and we have one, but I haven't smelled spunk in the garden.

She never thought she ever say those worse.

Atlanta Botanical Gardens. You know what we? She never thought she ever said those words.

Atlanta Botanical Garden. You know what we mean by Spunk in the Garden?

You know what we mean by Spunk, right?

I do, yes.

I mean, you understand what we're getting at when we say spunk.

I do, yes.

Are you sure?

I am.

Jeff can really relate because he has funky spunk.

He's got one of these spunk trees in his yard now.

Really?

Yeah, and I think more than anything else, we're just trying to warn people to not plant this particular tree unless you want to smell spunk all the time.

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