Trees from a distance

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No. But southern ontario is the northern extreme of this tree's range. They may not be as common there as here. However, it is uncommon as a curb tree.
 

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na na na...

I think I see a first generation of fall webworm in that first picture.

I say it's a Mulberry.

BAMMM!


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Celtis, Morus, Castanea and Quercus acutissima share a leaf feature that this tree lacks. Look closely. Think native eastern forest tree that can grow huge in the right setting.
 

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Nice. I'll get another up asap.

As an aside, based on examples that I have seen like the one in your pic, I use a few Nyssa here and there as street trees for Providence's program. So far so good. I even have one in front of my house!

-Tom
 
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Yeah, well, we have to do that to him from time to time...
get him a little worried...
It's like a 'light pruning' to keep him from getting too 'top-heavy'!
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Although, there is still 'crown thinning' OR even a 'crown reduction'! - that's still possible.....


-Diane
 
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It's like a 'light pruning' to keep him from getting too 'top-heavy'!
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LOL. Better 'top heavy' than 'middle heavy'... He did buy a bucket truck you know...


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Although, there is still 'crown thinning' -Diane

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Not sure about the thinning up top. I can't get a feel for Tom's age. He has referenced both The Monkeys and Sonic Youth. Go figure.

(all joking aside - I kid cuz he keeps whooping my butt in this game!)
 
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