What kind of tree is this???

[jg244888]

i know there not that clear but if someone can help thad be great

[JB1]

its in the blury family.

[oakhillslandscaping]

looks like a dead cedar but who knows it could be anything with that blurr

[IntegrityGuy]

Thats the new realt tree hd camo pattern.

[JosephLawnCare]

How do you expect anyone to id that?

[THEGOLDPRO]

is this a game??

[JB1]

is this a game??


put your dollar in and make a guess.

[2brothersyardcare]

maple i have no idea to blury

[greatinmulchbeds]

are those pictures serious i can hardly make out a tree even being in that picture

[jg244888]

ok ill get better ones tommorow!!!!!!!!!!1

[honeydopm]

Better question-what kind of camera did you use to take the pic?

[1wezil]

:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

[jg244888]

its raining and theres 60mph winds i tried

[eatonpcat]

I think I see BIGFOOT running behind the tree in the second picture.:hammerhead:

[Junior M]

A real one?

[Lawn Freak]

Better pics will help alot!!

[EagleGrounds]

I think its one with leaves, but im no genious.

[Cutter1]

my blury guess is pin oak

[Kiril]

Maxidota blurimous ssp. shakimuchae

[starry night]

Maxidota blurimous ssp. shakimuchae

Doggone, you beat me to it.

[dave k]

Its a Canadian :canadaflag:

[Mickhippy]

Looks like the tree I pizzed on last Friday night!:drinkup::dizzy:

[capelawncare.com]

I see dead people

[jg244888]

now can you tell

[weyant landscapes]

possibly a silver maple?

[KACYDS]

Might be a crappy picture oak...........

[JosephLawnCare]

.......hornbeam

[OSU 09]

If you are talking about the one in the back of the second above picture, the narrow one, I would agree with JosephLawnCare and say hornbeam.

[fastcat]

thats what they all looked like before i got glass's

[hole in one lco]

.......hornbeam
little 2 big for a horn beam

[Kiril]

little 2 big for a horn beam

Nah, and considering the branching habit it could very well be hornbeam.

Carpinus betulus ‘Fastigiata’

http://oregonstate.edu/dept/ldplants/images/cabef4-5.jpg

http://www.reimernursery.com/images/Trees_Deciduous_Hornbeam_ColumnarEuropean.jpg

[jg244888]

could it be a dawyck gold pyramidal beech??

[IntegrityGuy]

take this to Arboristsite.com

[JosephLawnCare]

[QUOTE=hole in one lco;2946503]little 2 big for a horn beam[/QUOT

it's a hornbeam,

[hole in one lco]

[QUOTE=hole in one lco;2946503]little 2 big for a horn beam[/QUOT

it's a hornbeam,

just so you know this is what they should look like
http://www.lawnsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=109425&d=1211320987

[JosephLawnCare]

[QUOTE=JosephLawnCare;2948019]

just so you know this is what they should look like
http://www.lawnsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=109425&d=1211320987

That's very interesting. I've never seen or thought of sheering a hornbeam. But hey, thanks for the info. Should they look like that? Or did the homeowner want them to look like that???

[jg244888]

acording to arboristsite its a dawyck gold pyramidal beech

[jg244888]

http://www.barcham.co.uk/trees/fagus-sylvatica-dawyck-gold-golden-fastigiate-beech

[hole in one lco]

[QUOTE=hole in one lco;2948612]

That's very interesting. I've never seen or thought of sheering a hornbeam. But hey, thanks for the info. Should they look like that? Or did the homeowner want them to look like that???
its just how i do them i like a clean look some that i trimmed in 2 gum drops
http://www.lawnsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=109682&d=1211587867

[Kiril]

acording to arboristsite its a dawyck gold pyramidal beech

Interesting ... did you provide a better pic for them. ;)

[jg244888]

no same one

[Kiril]

Honestly surprised anyone could positively identify that tree with that pic.

[karol]

Most of the leaves should have fallen off. If there still there like in that pic it's most likely an oak tree.

[Toad]

That is an oak tree for shure, I have several of these trees on a property I mow. They wont get much bigger than that and they keep there leaves till late winter. Leaves are in the oak shape but much smaller than a red or white oak.

[A Cut Above Landscaping]

Looks like aColumnar Oak. Grows real tight like Hornbeam.

[wintergreenlawn&landscape]

Must be a marijuana tree! Or is that what you were smokin when you took that picture!!

[BGClawns101]

haha ya he had to have been smokin

[Mowbizz]

Throw some gas on it and make it a "burning bush" :laugh::laugh::laugh: