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In the quiet margins of Edina, Minnesota, where cul-de-sacs meet tree-lined avenues and frost climbs the windows in late autumn, a story unfolds that is as much about community as it is about timber. White oaks—Quercus alba in the shorthand of botanists and the plain folks who bedrock restoration company Edina have tended them for generations—mark the arc of a place that began as a modest