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Originally Posted by Northern Light
I specifically said I wasn't being snarky.
There was no lecture.
I was doing my best to helpfully answer your question, and addressing the species you talked about.
You're welcome.
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Well, you didn't really fully answer my question, which was, is any of this a deal-breaker for the idea that it may be an elm? (I know #2 is not, but it still leaves (pun not intended) #1 and #3.)
1) has bark almost like a (eastern white) cedar's;
2) the leaves are similar to yellow birch and (Virginia) ironwood;
3) it did sprout leaves (not many, but a few) from a mature trunk. (Some trees do this - silver maple loves to, for example - and some don't)
If you do this then yeah: thanks!
