Identify this shrub/tree?
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Matt_Jr
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Honey suckle?
JohnDeere4300
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It looks like a pear tree...OR...could be a cherry tree.
Would need to see a close up of the bark to be sure.
Would need to see a close up of the bark to be sure.
Jimbrown
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I have never seen a honey suckel tree---only vines.
MossRoad
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Looks like a fruit tree. Probably cherry.
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Compare them to these cherry blossoms...
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/230/460057547_63b0f6b2f7.jpg?v=0
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/230/460057547_63b0f6b2f7.jpg?v=0
DanD78
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My wife calles ours wild cherry. They have very small berries that the birds fo after.
Dan
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crabapple
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Sunspot,
I too live in 'bama. I don't know what kind of tree it is either and wish I did. I've got them all over my property. It blooms this time of year, has a lot of long thorns and the wood is hard as a rock!!!!
If someone identifies it, I'll be happy...I'm monitoring this thread.
oh and no, it's not a dogwood and it bears no fruit during the spring/summer.
Podunk
I too live in 'bama. I don't know what kind of tree it is either and wish I did. I've got them all over my property. It blooms this time of year, has a lot of long thorns and the wood is hard as a rock!!!!
If someone identifies it, I'll be happy...I'm monitoring this thread.
oh and no, it's not a dogwood and it bears no fruit during the spring/summer.
Podunk