Front yard
edenshik
9 years ago
Hi everyone. As I said in my earlier post, we just moved to Texas. Can anyone help me identify the tree/plants in my front yard? Any help would be greatly appreciated.... The tree on the left has many trunks coming out of the ground and the wood of the trunks feels odd... Smooth and almost hollow feeling. The one on the right has many trunks too but the leaves almost look like long fingers.
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Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A