In keeping w/the recent boxelder post, here's a big, gnarly one in Namur WI. IIRC, the big one in PA I saw recently was bigger.
Ah, yeah! In true boxelder form, it looks like a stiff breeze would bring it down.
But, my Lord, that thing is huge
Amazing in its own right. Wonder what a cross section of the trunk looks like.
In keeping w/the huge range of boxelder and its adaptability, here's one in Pleasant View, Utah. Gnarly, but that's typical.
L Clark (zone 4 WY)
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