Can you ID this tree?

[Dawn[_2_]]

I'm trying to figure out what we've got in our back yard. I have been
through countless "tree identification" websites looking and have not
been able to find a match for this.

http://www.reddawn.net/temp/tree.htm

We live in Kansas City, MO. It does not bear fruit or nuts. It does
not have showy blooms, just really pale yellow-green buds in early
spring before it leafs out.

Can anyone here tell me what this is?

[David E. Ross]

On 6/26/2009 12:54 PM, Dawn wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out what we've got in our back yard. I have been
> through countless "tree identification" websites looking and have not
> been able to find a match for this.
>
> http://www.reddawn.net/temp/tree.htm
>
> We live in Kansas City, MO. It does not bear fruit or nuts. It does
> not have showy blooms, just really pale yellow-green buds in early
> spring before it leafs out.
>
> Can anyone here tell me what this is?
>

Repeatedly, I get "Document contains no data" from your link.

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[Dawn[_2_]]

On Jun 26, 6:51*pm, "David E. Ross" > wrote:
> On 6/26/2009 12:54 PM, Dawn wrote:
> >
> >http://www.reddawn.net/temp/tree.htm
> >
> > Can anyone here tell me what this is?
>
> Repeatedly, I get "Document contains no data" from your link.
>

Thanks. I don't know why it is failing. Some people can see the page,
some can't. I will change some settings and see if that clears it up.


Dawn

[Amos Nomore]

In article
>,
Dawn > wrote:

> I'm trying to figure out what we've got in our back yard. I have been
> through countless "tree identification" websites looking and have not
> been able to find a match for this.
>
> http://www.reddawn.net/temp/tree.htm
>
> We live in Kansas City, MO. It does not bear fruit or nuts. It does
> not have showy blooms, just really pale yellow-green buds in early
> spring before it leafs out.
>
> Can anyone here tell me what this is?

It resembles Acer negundo, Boxelder.

[Pat Kiewicz[_2_]]

Amos Nomore said:
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>In article
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> Dawn > wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to figure out what we've got in our back yard. I have
been
>> through countless "tree identification" websites looking and have
not
>> been able to find a match for this.
>>
>> http://www.reddawn.net/temp/tree.htm
>>
>> We live in Kansas City, MO. It does not bear fruit or nuts. It does
>> not have showy blooms, just really pale yellow-green buds in early
>> spring before it leafs out.
>>
>> Can anyone here tell me what this is?
>
>It resembles Acer negundo, Boxelder.

That was my thought as well. Box elder trees are dioecious, which
would explain the lack of fruit; you have a male tree.

http://www.uwgb.edu/biodiversity/herbarium/trees/aceneg01.htm

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[enigma]

Dawn > wrote in
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com:

> I'm trying to figure out what we've got in our back yard. I have
> been through countless "tree identification" websites looking
> and have not been able to find a match for this.
>
> http://www.reddawn.net/temp/tree.htm
>
> We live in Kansas City, MO. It does not bear fruit or nuts. It
> does not have showy blooms, just really pale yellow-green buds
> in early spring before it leafs out.
>
> Can anyone here tell me what this is?

boxelder, or maybe an ash.
lee

[Dawn[_2_]]

>
>
> boxelder, or maybe an ash.


That's it! Thanks for all the help.


Dawn