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Cottonwood
A tree has come up in my backyard that appears to
be an Eastern Cottonwood, based on leaf and bark identification against books. I read mixed opinions about cottonwoods on the Internet. Any local views? |
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Cottonwood
You're probably looking at a juvenile Pawlonia or Princess tree. Some
think of it as pretty when it blooms (looks similar to wisteria with purple blooms) but I think of it as very invasive. You'll need to use herbicide on it or dig deeply. Hubby cut down a six-foot one a couple of months ago...it's back to four feet already. Get rid of it ASAP. |
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Cottonwood
Are they really that bad? My aunte from england brought me some seeds back
in feb and I'd got them.. LOTS of them growing in pots and was going to plant the strongest and give the others away. There is a man out in Bailey that has acres and acres of them that he grows to make bird houses. I know they grow fast but are they as bad as Mimosa? "fernvalley" wrote in message oups.com... You're probably looking at a juvenile Pawlonia or Princess tree. Some think of it as pretty when it blooms (looks similar to wisteria with purple blooms) but I think of it as very invasive. You'll need to use herbicide on it or dig deeply. Hubby cut down a six-foot one a couple of months ago...it's back to four feet already. Get rid of it ASAP. |
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