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ken_helmick

ID Tree, Please --- Zone 5b

9 years ago

Zone 5b, Omaha, Nebraska USA. The leaves are alternate and perhaps 3-4 inches long. From a distance, I initially thought the tree might be a linden -- but the "shape" didn't seem right. Sorry I didn't include a measurement reference. I welcome your feedback. Thank you.



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  • 9 years ago

    Cottonwood tree (Populus deltoids).

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