This tree sapling has appeared in the garden.
Distinctive leaves. Anyone ??
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Doesn't that look like Oak? Maybe Overcup Oak?
https://plants.usda.gov/plantguide/pdf/pg_quly.pdf
Are there full grown trees with same leaves nearby?
https://plants.usda.gov/plantguide/pdf/pg_quly.pdf
Are there full grown trees with same leaves nearby?
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Then it probably IS Post Oak! (doesn't quite look like fig)
I don't think I've seen one before (or didn't recognize it if I did).
One of the things I have been meaning to do - but haven't yet - is to go to a small local arboretum and look for all the different oaks they have there based on leaf shapes and acorns..... Fall is coming up. I should put that back on my To Do list.
I don't think I've seen one before (or didn't recognize it if I did).
One of the things I have been meaning to do - but haven't yet - is to go to a small local arboretum and look for all the different oaks they have there based on leaf shapes and acorns..... Fall is coming up. I should put that back on my To Do list.