Breaks rule 1: Draw an ordinary tree through cell centers whose "root" is a space on the top edge of the board, which the tree must grow from. This is the only place the tree runs into the wall.
Breaks rule 1: Draw an ordinary tree through cell centers whose "root" is a space on the top edge of the board, which the tree must grow from. This is the only place the tree runs into the wall.
Breaks rule 3: Branching can occur in a cell; if it does, the branch must go at least one cell both left and right, but may go farther. It may or may not go down.
Breaks rule 4: The tree can only turn downward, and may not branch upward. An upward line can be part of the branch, but only if that's where the branch came from.
Breaks rule 4: The tree can only turn downward, and may not branch upward. An upward line can be part of the branch, but only if that's where the branch came from.
Breaks rule 5: The endpoints of the tree must be connected to a vertical line, not a horizontal one. Each endpoint cell is marked with a bauble.
Breaks rule 6: Margin numbers on the top and left of the board denote the number of counted cells that the tree goes through. Cells with baubles are excluded.
Breaks rule 7: Margin numbers on the right and bottom of the board denote the number of counted cells where the tree turns or branches downward.
Solved! :D