Please help me identify this tree.

creativeslime

9 years ago

Hi all please help with the following tree.

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cumulus_nimbus
9 years ago
looks like some kind of Eucalyptus
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
9 years ago
what do you imagine is wrong with it???

ken
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dbarron
9 years ago
Ken, I think it got planted sideways....that's what's wrong ;)
Huggorm
9 years ago
That is what eucalyptus is supposed to look like
Embothrium
9 years ago
Not seeing where it was asked what was wrong with it.
sam_md
9 years ago
Hi Creativeslime, I understand that Eucalyptus is widely grown in forest plantations in your country, is that right?
Riadh Hamida
7 years ago
It's certainly an eucalyptus. Cumulus_nimbus, would you please contact me I need your help!!!
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cumulus_nimbus

ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5

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