Tree ID #1

shiltsy

9 years ago

This tree is growing in the corner of our field and I've noticed several saplings coming up in the field.

The best guess I have is Basswood, but other than the easy ones I'm pretty new to identifying trees.

See link below for pics.

Here is a link that might be useful: Saplings and Small Tree pics

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corkball
9 years ago
Elm, most likely American elm.
nurseryman33
9 years ago
Agree on elm. I lost a dozen of them last year due to Dutch elm disease, mostly 8-12" diameter. This year I've noticed 4 more dead ones. They burn good but are hard to split by hand.
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corkball

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