| Anth0ny |
10-04-2014 08:38 AM |
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Anybody know what the hell this tree is? I just want to see if it will damage my foundation being so close to my house
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| Anth0ny |
10-04-2014 08:43 AM |
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| Smalls |
10-04-2014 09:40 AM |
Picture isn't very clear. What do the leaves look like? I apologize if that is what the second picture is. Its not loading on my phone.
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| Anth0ny |
10-04-2014 10:48 AM |
yes the second picture is a close up of the leaves. But they are flat, medium sized leaves and some turned red. The tree also has acorn shaped seeds on it, I don't know if there seeds are flowers I haven't seen any yet. I was hoping it was just a bush that hadn't been pruned .Lol
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| Anth0ny |
10-04-2014 10:49 AM |
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| Smalls |
10-04-2014 12:59 PM |
Looks like a shrub, possibly a Rhododendron. Its not an oak, judging by those leaf arrangements.
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| Lake Chuck Duck |
10-04-2014 02:29 PM |
Does it get little white flowers on it? Or any flowers at all? It looks like a sweet olive to me.
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| Anth0ny |
10-04-2014 02:41 PM |
I don't think so I moved in about a month ago haven't seen flowers yet
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| Lake Chuck Duck |
10-04-2014 02:53 PM |
It would be seasonal. Do a Google image search and compare
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| Anth0ny |
10-04-2014 04:20 PM |
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| Anth0ny |
10-04-2014 04:24 PM |
It definitely looks like a sweet olive. If it is a sweet olive is there a way to keep the roots from damaging my slab,pruning etc.?
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| Paulox86 |
10-04-2014 07:46 PM |
Tree identification
Dig it up and plant something else. It's too close to your house anyways.
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| Anth0ny |
10-04-2014 08:44 PM |
Thanks, thats what I needed to know.
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| speck-chaser |
10-04-2014 09:54 PM |
Not a sweet olive. Its a Japanese Blueberry. Definately too close to the house. Ive seen those get 30' + before. Big roots too.
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| FF_T_Warren |
10-05-2014 12:27 PM |
looks like wax myrtle to me. but im not a tree guru by any means. just looks like the same stuff we brush blinds with
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| meaux fishing |
10-05-2014 07:50 PM |
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Originally Posted by speck-chaser
(Post 723264)
Not a sweet olive. Its a Japanese Blueberry. Definately too close to the house. Ive seen those get 30' + before. Big roots too.
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| speck-chaser |
10-05-2014 10:37 PM |
I dont know them all, but I know that one!!! Lil fruits look like nutria turds all over the ground. lol
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| Bluechip |
10-06-2014 04:45 AM |
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Originally Posted by meaux fishing
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I'd put my money on the guy that sells plants for a living
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| Anth0ny |
10-06-2014 07:38 AM |
Speck-chaser.... is it even worth replanting ? I have two of these trees one on each side of flower bed
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| speck-chaser |
10-10-2014 10:51 PM |
If you can get enough root out with it, you could probably save it. Gonna need a big bed or plant out in the yard somewhere.
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| Dblbeard |
10-21-2014 12:51 PM |
Tree?
Deffinatly a jap blueberry , plant is to close to home. I wouldn't bother transplanting it. I'm a landscape designer by trade.
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| Anth0ny |
10-21-2014 04:46 PM |
Thanks for the replies, any suggestions on what to put in its place.
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| Dblbeard |
10-22-2014 05:41 AM |
What to plant
I need a pic from further back, can't really tell what your home looks like.
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