Tree Identification please.

D McElhaney Sr

3 years ago

If someone could tell me what this resprouted, cut down tree was, it would be greatly appreciated.

Comments (4)

L Clark (zone 4 WY)
3 years ago
Looks like some sort of elm to me.
bengz6westmd
3 years ago
Like L Clark says, elm, but hard to tell the species. Are there Siberian elms around?
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Can you take a photo without the flash? Also one from the side to make leaf arrangement easier to see? Right now it is tough to see any detail. Often young tree leaves don’t look like older versions of the same species, so it may be red maple, Acer rubrum. I have also heard maples with reddish foliage referred to as red maples, so consider Norway maple or Japanese maple. The red foliage types may have seedlings with red or green foliage.
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D McElhaney Sr
Original Author
3 years ago
I think you guys are right. In looking at what's available on line for identifying elm trees, it definitely looks it could be one. I really can't distinguish if it is a Chinese or Siberian variety. Thank you guys for your responces. Much appreciated. :)
User
3 years ago
Siberian elm have much smaller leaves, maybe 1-1/2" long, tops. The bark isn't right for SE either.

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