Tree With Alternating Leaves?
blakrab Centex
9 years ago
What kind of tree is this?
The bark doesn't look "warty" like a Hackberry. Perhaps an American Persimmon (Diospyros virginiana), or something else? I didn't see any fruit, though..
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