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Three volunteer shrubs/trees. Who can tell me what they are?

mosquitogang201

9 years ago

Location is zone 8 in Georgia. All are volunteers in mine and my neighbor's backyard.

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mosquitogang201
Original Author
9 years ago
Here's #2
mosquitogang201
Original Author
9 years ago
And #3
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nel5397
9 years ago
#1 Chinaberry #2 Mulberry #3 Chinese Tallow Tree.
mosquitogang201
Original Author
9 years ago
And all 3 of them are invasives from Asia at that! (#2 is white mulberry to be specific.) Time to get out the saw and roundup concentrate. Thanks for the ID.

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