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Our publications recommend that interior twigs be removed per need to lessen the imbalance between water uptake and transpiration, which can mean decreased vitality of the whole crown. This is generally accepted in our conditions, so they also call for removing some of the epicormic shoots in...

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Ive never seen this tree so big . Its an amazing tree.Its growing next to a state forest in a moist rocky area.

Ive never seen any fruit or nugglets on it at all.:roll: Very unusual for my area to have this tree thats so tall . My guess is over 100 feet, possibly 110.

Hell Yes i got the biggest basswood in the area. I kept thinking tupelo from a distance. Then went i went up close for the first time i said basswood to. It is big for basswood huh. About 89 feet height to the upper canopy ill get better pics. Pete that aint no poison ivy tree . And sorry...

Im e mailing umm . I dont get it , sorry guys. Skwerl thanx , i figured most of yall would know this tree. Its a big unn for my area. E mailed to skwerl.

oh well I tried some other pics as well , try again later.

Grows in east Tennessee in my back yard .We dont see this tree very often around here and never as big as this .What is it ? Crud cant post pics Im getting this The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request. The script had an error or it did...