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dude, if noone can help you figure it out, take those pics and some samples of leaves to your local nursery or county extension agent, they ought to be able to help you. I dont think its birch or cherry btw
i reconize the bark............specially the green moss that grows on it.......but its been since boy scout days, since tree identifying days.....LOLOL.....
doesn't smell like a cherry tho........after i chainsawed it.......i have cherry chips that i just used sunday for the spares...........maybe earl may.........MAN......what a find if it IS cherry.......thats my fav. wood
if you go to earl may, make sure you get a manager... most them kids dont know $h*t... I used to be a nurserymen/landscaper... but with limited evidence and years of being out of the biz... not to mention all those killed brain cells... im worthless
Not birch, too straight for hickory. I believe it is cherry also. Looks alot like the cherry I spent my weekend cutting last week.
Very nice find for sure! It will be great next spring!
Dude, based on the flowers, I'm about 99% sure those are flowering cherries. Probably japanese.
EDIT: Just saw you said it doesn't ever produce. Ornamental cherry fruit is not very noticible sometimes. Do you ever notice small cherry shaped "things" under it?
Yes there is such a thing. Most of the cherry wood that is produced in the USA is non fruit producing. Cherry furniture,vaneers, and all cherry plywood comes from huge cherry trees. The ones we chopped up last week were well over 75 feet tall!