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ID this yard tree

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  1. buZZsaw BRAD

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    Im constantly looking at trees while im out and about. Was recently stopped waiting at a road construction site and couldnt ID this tree. Bark is reminiscent of maple, but branch/twig structure isnt.
    Whaddaya think FHC? IMG_2290.JPG IMG_2291.JPG IMG_2292.JPG IMG_2294.JPG IMG_2296.JPG
     
  2. farmer steve

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    Looks kinda like my sunburst LOCUST from the branch structure Brad. Or a variant.
     
  3. Horkn

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    Yeah, looks locust-y
     
  4. Cash Larue

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    Non-thorny honey locust. :D
     
  5. farmer steve

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    3 of us can't be wrong especially knowing Brads magnetism for locust .:rofl: :lol:
     
  6. lukem

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    Hybrid ornamental locust. Possibly a shademaster.
     
  7. Ralphie Boy

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    Oh yeah! Hybrid honey locust. Landscaper's stock. Probably planted 25 years ago on a cloudy Tuesday.:D Sunburst locust is a good bet, very common streetscape tree that is tolerant to almost everything.
     
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    Crazy talk. What are you looking at? Slightly overcast but not cloudy. :)
     
  9. jo191145

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    So how’s the truck doin Brad? More dents in the front than back now? Hahaha
    Same problem here. I swear I’m swerving all over the place crusin the backroads. I’m just wondering if the cop who someday stops me is gonna believe the story or watch me walk the line.
     
  10. Paul bunion

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    Domesticated Honey Locust.
     
  11. Woodsnwoods

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    Brad, I bet you can drop it and block it and haul it away before anyone notices. :D
     
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    I have the identical tree in our front yard. Planted it in Sep 1997 when we moved in. I bought it at local greenhouse and the label said honey locust
     
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    For any of you newbies out there wondering what the difference between wild and domesticated Honey Locust is, The bark of domesticated will scare off intruders, it does its"business" outside, and it will come to you when it's called.:binoculars::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
     
  15. MikeInMa

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    Domesticated? Hmmmm.........

    It must have a honey-do list, eh?

    :cool:
     
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    I guess I'm Domesticated.:doh:
     
  17. FatBoy85

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    His sheer unbuckling magnetism and constant honing in on it.