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    Posted: 27 Mar 2019 at 7:10pm
Got a issue, have a old cemetery in our front yard, has One oddball 'tree' in it growing square center on one plot. Have taken a leaf strand to the local nursery they had no clue.

Any help Guys?
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http://pickyourown.org/countyextensionagentoffices.htm Try this link for a county agent. They may be able to help.
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Looks something like a Kentucky Coffee Tree............ try this link.. you can answer several questions to get to a conclusion....... any PODs ?
 
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There's an APP for that.  I downloaded once to check something out and never used it again.  PlantSnap
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www.arboristsite.com
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I'd say more of a big shrub than a tree. Looks like something in the Euonymus family.
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some kinda mequeate tree?
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Originally posted by shameless dude shameless dude wrote:

some kinda mequeate tree?

     Nope,,,,not a mesquite,,,mesquite has long thin leaves and thorns along the stem. Those thick,  glossy lookin leaves look familiar ,,,gimme a sec to get woke up good,,,,,,Clap 
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Get enough Crossbow on it and that should eliminate the guesswork. 🤔
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Thanks guys, local Farm Service agent is coming out to have a look, suspects is just a ancient shrub run amok.
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Is it Evergreen like a Live Oak?
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Leaf reminds me of a Youpon Holly.   Grows both as a bush or in tree form
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Is an evergreen, have been told everything from Coffee Tree to Holly to Boxwood. None of the leaves match however.
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Looks like a cotoneaster to me
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Looks like Box Elder to me. 
They do grow to a pretty good size if left to grow on its own without being pruned or trimmed back. 
Correction: 
Boxwood as previously stated. 
Have seen it several times over the years doing yard work and was told what it was. 
It can be used for a shrub and a privacy hedge. 


Edited by Jim Hancock - 29 Mar 2019 at 11:27pm
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Some kind of Laurel like Texas Mountain Laurel.
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