Feb 20, 2010 #3,424 climbncut Location Frankfort, Kentucky No to scarlet and chinkapin. I'm gonna go ahead and tell ya it is in the red oak family.
Feb 20, 2010 #3,425 tomthetreeman Participating member Location Rhode Island Shumardii. Never seen one that big.
Feb 20, 2010 #3,426 climbncut Location Frankfort, Kentucky [ QUOTE ] Shumardii. Never seen one that big. [/ QUOTE ] Correct!
Feb 20, 2010 #3,427 tomthetreeman Participating member Location Rhode Island This tree is on Cuttyhunk, the last of the Elizabeth Island chain. -Tom Attachments 215730-DSC02043.webp 51.4 KB · Views: 54
Feb 20, 2010 #3,431 tomthetreeman Participating member Location Rhode Island I already gave a big clue, the location. Those that know this tree may recognize the form based on that. Which is kinda like another clue. -Tom
I already gave a big clue, the location. Those that know this tree may recognize the form based on that. Which is kinda like another clue. -Tom
Feb 20, 2010 #3,432 boreality New member Location boreal forest I was going to take a shot in the dark based on one magnolia tree I've seen. Then I did a little research and there are Bayberries on that island and they are magnolia so my guess Myrica pensylvanica?
I was going to take a shot in the dark based on one magnolia tree I've seen. Then I did a little research and there are Bayberries on that island and they are magnolia so my guess Myrica pensylvanica?
Feb 20, 2010 #3,433 tomthetreeman Participating member Location Rhode Island No whey, mon. M.p. don't get that big! And it's not a Magnolia, either! -Tom
Feb 20, 2010 #3,439 tomthetreeman Participating member Location Rhode Island [ QUOTE ] Ham Bush! [/ QUOTE ] hahahahaha! Nosir! Also not a Prunus. Actually it's really nothing fancy, just a weird form. -Tom
[ QUOTE ] Ham Bush! [/ QUOTE ] hahahahaha! Nosir! Also not a Prunus. Actually it's really nothing fancy, just a weird form. -Tom
Feb 21, 2010 #3,440 boreality New member Location boreal forest Would you believe acer rubrum? I think I can see one or two individual leaves.