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The three pics are from 2 different trees. The first one I'm almost positive is quercus nigra. The second two pics are different angles from...
The first image is of a tree I've always thought was a water oak (quercus nigra). However the next 2 pics has me questioning things. The...
Great. Thanks for the responses from both of you. By the way, because I'm new here (at least in post counts), am I following proper ettiquette...
Soooo.....are you saying this is sassafras?
I've seen what I believe to be sassafras, but I didn't know there could be 5 lobes. I usually only see 3.
Agreed. I'm such a noob, I've no place challenging any of you. Please don't take my follow-up questions as such. I just wanted to make sure I...
you lost me there
That appears to be it. One site stated the underside of young leaves was felty. I don't recall that being the case, but I'll have a look...
Following your lead, I found this image on the web: http://www.ibiblio.org/openkey/intkey/images/Acer_rubrum_leaves02.jpg That looks just like...
These trees are growing in wet areas. The young versions' leaves have red stems. I don't know what they look like in the fall, because frankly,...
I'm not posting this in the fungi forums because I'm not 100% sure its mold. Over night, virtually all the cedars on my property (in East...
I think I found it: Farkleberry, Sparkleberry (Vaccinium arboreum) or http://www.floridata.com/ref/V/vacc_arb.cfm Someone please correct me if...
Our property is full of this understory. If unencumbered, they can become quite large. Even the dead ones maintain a dense, intricate, vein-like...
You ROCK! Thanks. I see that it's also called "Bayberry". I wonder if that's where I got the impression that it was bay.
I am new to the forum, so please be gentle. I know this will be an easy one for most of you. Please note, I have researched this to the best of...
