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Shame to take a tree out, but twas the better of the two options IMO.

That whole situation gets tiresome, so I put my response on the side of the chipper. :D
 

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I have to ask,

Did you suggest a Bradford Pear to the customer?:lol:

Heck, naw...he saw some of y'all's madness about what a wack tree it is in the printouts I showed him...I hope he will get an Acer griseum, Paperbark maple. I plan to plant one for my grandson soon.
 
He will probably do the replant...we walked his little patch of woods for a possible candidate but he is going to have to buy something...he had some scrubby willow oaks and sweetgums mostly.

I am thinking maybe this (below) or a rosebud:

Paperbark Maple
Acer griseum

Orange-red fall color. Rich, reddish bark adds interest to winter.
Type: Deciduous
Environment: Full Sun
Plant Height: 20' to 30' tall
Spacing: 15' to 20' on center
Growing Pattern: Slow to moderate growth rate

The height will be realistic and the bark looks very unique.

YOU guys helped educate him..thanks for all the input. 8)


how bout Black Gum.....
 
how bout Black Gum.....

John, you are GOOD...I just looked it up and the size looks great...what is really neat about it is that I have been wanting to know for about 2 years what one is.

I discovered a tree in the woods between my house and my son's house with a very distinctive bark...very deep bark segments, much deeper than anything I have seen before. I have thought several times about taking a picture and posting it here but never got around to it.

Thanks for answering a question that I never took the time to ask.

You da man!!
 

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