What kind of tree is this?

[Elmore]

ID please

 

[Tom Dunlap]

You need to edit your labels Open the attachment and read across the top...

 

[Elmore]

I was afraid of that but didn't pay attention. Thanks heh heh

 

[klimbinfool]

hmmm ...you got me . At first glance I thought it was a Messed up Privot tree, but it's not.

Greg

 

[Elmore]

No Greg...but can you get me some Cork Oak acorns? heh heh I understand that these trees, Quercus suber are growing in Chico. /forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[klimbinfool]

Elmore, thats a good possibility. I will look. We have a large grove of them .

Where is this tree you posted inigenous to ?.

Greg

 

[Elmore]

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Elmore, thats a good possibility. I will look. We have a large grove of them .

Where is this tree you posted inigenous to ?.

Greg

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Asia...where else, lol. Seems like most all of the trees that I am propagating are Asian. I think that I need a little Mediterranean in my diet. Keep in touch and let me know...it might have to wait until fall. Elmore

 

[klimbinfool]

thats not a Chinese Hackberry is it ?

Greg

 

[Elmore]

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thats not a Chinese Hackberry is it ?

Greg

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No sir. Your getting close though...they are both trees.heh heh
I think that you need some out there in California. I'd bet that they would do well. Once established here in Alabama they do great. I have several in 7g containers and am not pleased with how they do in that culture. A bit more shade may be necessary. It's also difficult to find a seed source. /forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[Elmore]

It is Quercus myrsinifolia or Chinese Evergreen Oak

 

[the_one]

can u get more of the tree in the picture and email it to Ajones684@yahoo.com

 

[the_one]

but just takin a big stab in the dark i think it might be in the elm family