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  1. 03-13-2012, 02:09 PM #41
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    what kind of pics do i need to take to prove you wrong? or me wrong for that matter?
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    Sweet gum or persimmon. But I'm going with sweet gum because there's a dried up sweet gum leaf on the ground beside it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by santee11 View Post
    I would say Sweet Gum. Looking at the pic the only leaves I can make out are Sweetgum and Southeren Red Oak.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dixiedeerslaya View Post
    what kind of pics do i need to take to prove you wrong? or me wrong for that matter?
    You're not going to prove me wrong no matter what kinda pic you take!
    I am sure you know one from the other but your pics are mixed up, especially after I just sat at the 17" screen and looked at these.
    You got a bonifide tree professional telling you what you think is a hickory is actually a sweetgum and vice versa.....you got em backwards boss, fact!
    Boys, it's not a sweetgum....hickory or ash.....sourwood has a similar bark appearance as well.
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    Elm?
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    or ulumus alata.....to the edumicated?
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    negative
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    American Basswood... it was near a swamp.




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    xhail, you are really spending too much time on this. haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by dixiedeerslaya View Post
    xhail, you are really spending too much time on this. haha

    I'm not the one going home tonight to take pictures. LOL
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    i got shit to prove....
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    Green Ash.............CASE CLOSED!
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    Finally another professional chimes in...thanks Corley
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    Quote Originally Posted by XHailGC View Post
    American Basswood... it was near a swamp.




    FYI, in south carolina basswood grows in the fertile coves of the piedmont foot hills and mountains..... Keep reaching!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Calibogue View Post
    FYI, in south carolina basswood grows in the fertile coves of the piedmont foot hills and mountains..... Keep reaching!

    WoodieSC is in Anderson, and this was beside his wood duck box, chewed down by a beaver.

    Fertile cove: Check!
    Piedmont foot hill: Check!

    To my uneducated eye, it looks to be a gum...but I will gladly take a pro's opinion over mine.
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    I have very little knowledge of basswood and I will say it is a possibility.... Basswood is however in south carolina not a common tree
    no gum around here
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    Alright Woodie, let's narrow it down..... Growing in the floodplain or well drained slope?
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    Still say gum
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    Ignorance?
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