The Tree ID Thread
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candoarms
TreeHouser
Sure looks like a Siberian Elm to me.....from here. I'm a long ways away from it. Seriously, look up the Siberian Elm and see if you think it's a match.
Joel
Joel
JD3000
Treehouser
Need a close up of the leave margins and especially the bottom of the leaf where it meets the petiole.
bstewert
TreeHouser
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Turns out to be Styrax Japonica, or Snowbell. Not pruned by me, but by Rick Bunch, who was working with me on the property this weekend.
http://portlandnursery.com/plants/trees/styrax.shtml
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JD3000
Treehouser
Tri lobed but not usual suspects of rubrum, x freemani, saccharinum, and prob not buergerianum. Hmmmm...
JD3000
Treehouser
That seems a very good guess. Leaf undersides are purplish too.
treemender
Treehouser
Atropurpureum I'd say.
Eric H-L
Treehouser
This is from a friend's picture so I can't provide any detail about the tree they are from. Could they be some kind of aspen?
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Wood Collector
TreeHouser
Manchurian pear or Chinese tallowwood
Eric H-L
Treehouser
Underwor and Woodcollector, Thanks!
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JD3000
Treehouser
Looks like Callery pear
dstimber
TreeHouser
Haven't been on here in what seems like forever. Any ideas on what this tree is. It stumped me as well as a 40 year timber buyer and my father as well didn't think to take any pics of the buds or twigs. Beautiful red autumn leaves is about all the info I've gotten from home owner. And possibly small red berries. I'm stumped haven't ever seen one before.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Back from Walkabout!
Cool.
Cool.
dstimber
TreeHouser
lol I suppose Butch.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Well I hope so, brother!
I hate when 'Housers disappear...
I hate when 'Housers disappear...
dstimber
TreeHouser
I agree. I've just been busy. Bought a trailer, chopped up a trailer, then rebuilt it lol. Finally said to heck with hunting a mentor to learn the trade under. Done 5-6 removals. Turned down at least that many. Taking it slow and staying away from what I'm not comfortable with or equipped to do. Loving every second of it too
Here is the trailer.
And what I did with it.
What's left of the mystery tree.
Here is the trailer.
And what I did with it.
What's left of the mystery tree.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
Great job on the trailer and the removal. Looks like you are moving along just fine.
dstimber
TreeHouser
Thanks.
Found out a little more on my mystery tree. Simple, narrow slightly toothed leaves. Green in summer and red in the fall. No berries. Here is a piece from one of the branches. I wish I could find a leaf from it. It's driving me crazy. I'm guessing maybe sourwood?
Found out a little more on my mystery tree. Simple, narrow slightly toothed leaves. Green in summer and red in the fall. No berries. Here is a piece from one of the branches. I wish I could find a leaf from it. It's driving me crazy. I'm guessing maybe sourwood?
FJR
Treehouser
Haven't been on here in what seems like forever. Any ideas on what this tree is. It stumped me as well as a 40 year timber buyer and my father as well didn't think to take any pics of the buds or twigs. Beautiful red autumn leaves is about all the info I've gotten from home owner. And possibly small red berries. I'm stumped haven't ever seen one before.
One possibility may be Blackgum/ Water Tupelo (Nyssa Sylvatica).
dstimber
TreeHouser
Blackgum was my second guess I think it is one of the two.
dstimber
TreeHouser
Only thing on black gum I always thought the limbs would come off the stems at nearly a 90degree angle?
