Can anybody ID this tree for me?
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JDgreen227
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The thing is, in 23 years of living here I have NEVER seen any fruit on it !!! Whatever this tree is, it is the only one of it's kind in a huge area....combined with my neighbors we have 27 acres plus there are 100 acres of open farmland next to me and there are NO other cherry trees anyplace. I am quite sure this tree would need another nearby to pollinate it and produce fruit.
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JDgreen227
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My Peterson Field Guidebook doesn't specify as to whether the leaves are supposed to be mature or not. It also specifies that choke cherry leaves are hairless....
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JDgreen227
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Looks like a tree to me... Sorry Bill, trees ain't my thing. Vacuum Cleaners on the other hand...
Oh, and this thread is very thought provoking
YOU SUCK !!! :laughing:
jmurray01
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That pun is never going to end huh ?
studor
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+1 on cherry -- I have a number of them on my place that were damaged in an ice storm -- I hate it when I have to cut them down or they fall over
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JDgreen227
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+1 on cherry -- I have a number of them on my place that were damaged in an ice storm -- I hate it when I have to cut them down or they fall over
I am pretty sure now it is a cherry, but what species...??? Going back to look at the leaves on it today while mowing to see if anything has changed.
Fossil Farm
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Most likely black cherry (Prunus serotina). Most of the others do not grow that tall for the northern areas.
