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  1. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    Crataegus? <- wild guess.
  2. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    Catalpa? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  3. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    Juglands nigra? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  4. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    Ok, this one did not have lobed leaves so i am thinking it is Davidii. I'll look up A. tegmentosum, that sounds like a cool tree. We don't see many of the snakebark maples out here so i have not seen enough to really be good with them yet.
  5. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    You up JD! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  6. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    It is one of the snake barks. I am not really sure the difference between davidii and pennsylvanica. I just don't see them enough. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  7. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    Nay.
  8. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    not carpinifolium. but very educated guess.
  9. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    it was not. you can't apply any systemic persistent pesticides to any Portland street tree.
  10. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    Here it is. I'm not 100% on which species it is, i have it narrowed down to two or three, but we don't seen enough of these trees out here. i'm sure you east of the mississippiers will find this one easy.
  11. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    Yeah!!! You got it! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  12. Waldo

    Not sure..

    Looks like the beginning of an oak apple. There are lots of wasps that cause funny growth like that in oaks. Usually not an issue. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  13. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    So you are saying its a coin toss... then flip that coin!
  14. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    Never heard of that before. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  15. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    not alnus. unlike other trees in this family this tree's leaves are not asymmetrically attached to the petiole.
  16. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    that may be true everywhere but the northwest.
  17. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    nope.
  18. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    Not a beech. And yes, when I shower I do have to scrub moss off of myself Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  19. Waldo

    Seeking Work Clothes

    unrelated, but please come up to the PDX TCC on June 17th. It is at Laurelhurst park this year! There will be a couple of female arborists up there that you could ask what pants they wear. I've heard good things about the red ants pants if your into a more carhart style pant.
  20. Waldo

    Trees from a distance

    not cornus

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