Ron Don
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Dont think i've shown any of the trees i grow. Lets see if anyone can guess what this tree is?????
Tree identification
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The fruits look like a gum tree........ but the leaf shape is not right for the gum tree i know.
Ron Don
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Negative on the gum. Most of the tree i grow are for deer if that helps.
Jig Man
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I was gonna say cannibus, but it kinda looks like locust.... 
Bucko
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Kinda looks like a sumac tree?
papaperch
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That there be a PAWPAW tree. And them things that make venison burger just love them.
Ron Don
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Not PawPaw tree but i plan on starting a few this winter. They like shady areas so should be able to find somewhere around a creek to plant some.
Kdog i will take chestnut as the answer. These are chinese chinquapins. Produce m&m size nuts that are claimed to be the tastiest nut. We'll see. These arent suppose to be producing yet as they are 1 yr old but hey im not complaining!
Kdog i will take chestnut as the answer. These are chinese chinquapins. Produce m&m size nuts that are claimed to be the tastiest nut. We'll see. These arent suppose to be producing yet as they are 1 yr old but hey im not complaining!
PawPaws are a great treat for me every fall when I can beat the raccoon. oppossum, squirrels and deer to them. Supposedly the leaves are a natural insecticide. Not sure but an old old man from my youth always said you would never get a mosquito bite in a paw paw patch. Our farm had a nice stand of about 1/4 acre and I used to sit back and wait for the squirrels to come in for feeding. Never got a mosquito bite. But as soon as I started walking back to the house I was fair game.