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What is This Tree?

Can any one tell me what kind of tree this is? It is about 25 ft tall now. I couldn't fit it all in one picture.

By amy marshall from Decatur, OH

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April 20, 20100 found this helpful

If you can shoot a close up of the leaf, a seed, or one of the tree's flowers (if any), that would make it easy to ID. And you are in Ohio, right?

 
April 20, 20100 found this helpful

It grows straight up no loose leaves just wondering if I can get a start off it.

 
 
April 29, 20100 found this helpful

That's a member of the poplar family- which one, it's hard to say, but definitely poplar. It may be a Lombardi- they're quite common. They grow really rapidly, and are often used in new subdivisions, because they mature so fast.

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They're a good shade tree, but as they get older, watch the limbs- they're kinda prone to rot, and snap off easily in high winds. :o)

 
April 30, 20100 found this helpful

From the cluster of the leaves on the branch I believe it looks like a Cottonwood. Grows much bigger and is a wonderful shade tree. Should be able to take cuttings and with root stimulator can get it to grow. I have one that has been in my yard for over 50 years.

 

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