Trees from a distance

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Picea orientalis..... final answer.

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I've only seen them planted so far as ornamentals, so havent had the chance to see any really big ones. Unsure of their mature growth habit.

But this was also my next guess. Literally, I'm just guessing. :)
 
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Picea orientalis..... final answer.

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You, sir, are correct. This little sucker (45' or so) was masquerading as a juvenile Norway to me for years until I actually walked over to it an took a closer look. It is indeed P. orientalis. Narrower, more compact, different branch spacing, shorter needles, and smaller cones. TNTreeman is now much more familiar with his conifers, though!

Arborer or Waldo... Next?

-Tom
 
I'll try a stressed out, chlorotic Cornus florida for grins.
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No but good guesses. It lookes like all three of those. I personally made the picture a little smaller. The picture isn't very good.
 
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I changed my mind... Ulmus procera?

-Tom

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You can't change your mind, that would make you a flip-flopper.

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Alright then... I said Corylus colurna, but it just can't be. So I deleted it and went with the Ulmus guess.

-Tom
 

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