I just try to avoid air time if I can; air time is less productive.
The faster it's down, the faster it's chipped, and so on.
I must be getting old.
Erik, Don't be silly. You've been old for years.

I just try to avoid air time if I can; air time is less productive.
The faster it's down, the faster it's chipped, and so on.
I must be getting old.
I have to ask,
Did you suggest a Bradford Pear to the customer?![]()
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.![]()
how bout Black Gum.....