Trees from a distance

[Waldo]

malus spp.

 

[HÖLLENREICH]

second thought silver maple

 

[Quercoid]

Nope.

Dirr says it's "definitely one of the original garbage can trees." I just love his bluntness.

 

[MattyD]

Morus alba

 

[Quercoid]

Bingo, white mulberry. Around here they're usually the fruitless cultivar(s).

A friend has a fruiting M. nigra and the fruit is wonderful, though it makes a total mess. A client recently planted a fruiting M. alba with giant 3" delicious fruit.

 

[Quercoid]

Here's another example of this bizarre pruning style. These two trees are about 100 miles apart, I hope this doesn't spread any further.

 

[MattyD]

Cool pic
I love mulberry fruit. But man they sure are messy
Talk about trees from a distance

 

[Quercoid]

A eucalyptus? Perhaps globulus, the blue gum?

 

[MattyD]

Bullseye! nice man

 

[Quercoid]

You're playing in my neck of the woods.

Let me see what I can find that's not too easy, or too regional.

 

[Quercoid]

My friend's power is out for now and she says for you to go on without her.
Friend of Quercoid

 

[robinia]

here's a quick one while Quercoid's power is out...

 

[banjo]

dawn redwood

 

[robinia]

Nope.
Actually it's a really dead Thuja occidentalis.

Just kidding.

 

[HÖLLENREICH]

Pin Oak

 

[banjo]

Taxodium disticum

 

[robinia]

[ QUOTE ]
Taxodium disticum

[/ QUOTE ]

CORRECT.
I thought the snow might throw you off a bit...

 

[robinia]

somebody please post! If I don't get a fix soon I'll have to resort to crack. (AGAIN!!!)

 

[Starlet]

here is one for fun.. until someone else finds something good luck...

 

[HÖLLENREICH]

Monkey puzzle