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Sun, Aug 26, 12 at 15:11
Please ID this. It looks a quasi shrub. Thanks
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| Cercis canadensis is my guess. |
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| not sure what it is but know its not cercis canadensis. |
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| Gee, I was going to say Cercis canadensis too. A very common sapling in the OP's area. |
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| Thank you all. I compared back and forth between Sapium sebiferum and Cercis canadensis with mine. It does look more like Cercis canadensis, because of look of the veins. Great! I was wanting to have a Cercis canadensis. Here I have it, but it is just not the right location. Is Cercis canadensis handling transplanting well? |
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| Not Sapium, absolutely. It's plain ol ' redbud. |
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| I agree with redbud. If it is Chinese tallow (now in Triadica, not Sapium) it will exude a milky latex when broken. |
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| The leaves aren't shaped correctly for the Triadica. |
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