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Tree Identification
Any of the Pelican brain trust good at tree ID?
Here are a couple pics of the bark & leaf structure. The tree doesn't really have a canopy as it was in pretty dense woods and growing straight up. Appreciate any help...  
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I'm thinking green ash.
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black walnut bark and leaves. plus they tend to grow with no low lying branches. I've hand-planted thousands of them.
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06-22-2014, 11:48 AM
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Looks like black walnut to me too.
Worth some $.
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From my master gardener wife (who is willing to admit she is wrong):
Walnut family, either BWN or Butternut based on looking through 'North American Trees'. Leaf structure favors BN. Key is the nut, have to look at that.
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agree on butternut now
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Thanks guys for the replies. Widgeon I think you've nailed it. I am actually looking for a hickory tree to make a bow from. Thought that was it, wishful thinking
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just found this kinda funny...
Butternut Tips for working with black walnut's blond cousin.
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I think its an Ash...
One leaf 9 leaflets  Ash Leaves  Bark When we remodeled our Vermont house, we needed to have quite a few trees removed to allow the new footprint. A few of the trees removed were apparently Ash. A few weeks after the land was cleared we received a check for $300 for three Ash trees... Only in Vermont..
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That looks like an ash to me. One fell on my house in PA. Fortunately only the branches hit the side as the tree was about 80 feet tall. Tree guy cut it up into several sections and took it away, chipped all the branches into mulch, and ground the stump for free. He sold the trunk sections and made good money.
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Looks like ash to me as well.
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I have an ash tree, (I think), on my property. It has 7 leaflets on a leaf which a black ash has. And the seed pods look like an ash.
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that's it then...a walnut wont have seed pods
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Matt f is a dumbass. Oh wait, that's me.
"An ash tree, wet or dry, a king shall warm his slippers by." See previous post #3. Matt
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Ash trees seem to drop branches quite often. Small stuff mostly. Look around under the tree. They're a bloody pain!
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