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What Species of Trees are These?
Are my autumn blaze maple trees dying?Why is my pine tree turning brown?What are some hardy trees with medicinal properties?Are these trees some type of poplar?What are these brown, cap-shaped mushrooms on my birch tree?What are these potted trees with leafy branches beginning a few feet up a narrow trunk?What are these trees with tall trunks and narrow wispy leaves?What are these trees?What are these sticky droplets and pests on my persimmon trees?What are these raised brown sections on the backs of the leaves on my pear tree?
I live in Central Ohio and I have this grouping of trees in my back yard but I don’t know why they are. Does anyone know what type of trees these are?
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I live in Central Ohio and I have this grouping of trees in my back yard but I don’t know why they are. Does anyone know what type of trees these are?
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I live in Central Ohio and I have this grouping of trees in my back yard but I don’t know why they are. Does anyone know what type of trees these are?
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They're common hackberries - Celtis occidentalis (the bark and leaf shape are the keys). The leaves are a pale yellow/chartreuse in the fall, and the tree produces small bark blue/black berries that birds mostly eat.
Wikipedia has a nice page on the tree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtis_occidentalis
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They're common hackberries - Celtis occidentalis (the bark and leaf shape are the keys). The leaves are a pale yellow/chartreuse in the fall, and the tree produces small bark blue/black berries that birds mostly eat.
Wikipedia has a nice page on the tree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtis_occidentalis
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They're common hackberries - Celtis occidentalis (the bark and leaf shape are the keys). The leaves are a pale yellow/chartreuse in the fall, and the tree produces small bark blue/black berries that birds mostly eat.
Wikipedia has a nice page on the tree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtis_occidentalis
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They're common hackberries - Celtis occidentalis (the bark and leaf shape are the keys). The leaves are a pale yellow/chartreuse in the fall, and the tree produces small bark blue/black berries that birds mostly eat.
Wikipedia has a nice page on the tree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtis_occidentalis
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They're common hackberries - Celtis occidentalis (the bark and leaf shape are the keys). The leaves are a pale yellow/chartreuse in the fall, and the tree produces small bark blue/black berries that birds mostly eat.
Wikipedia has a nice page on the tree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtis_occidentalis
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