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What kind of tree is this?

Posted By: TexasKC

What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 05:25 PM




Posted By: BayouGuy

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 05:34 PM

Paw Paw?
Posted By: TexasKC

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 05:45 PM

Seeds are about 1/4" long.
Posted By: Cast

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 06:46 PM

Back and show us the whole tree.
Posted By: rickym

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 06:50 PM

Sassafras up
Posted By: TexasKC

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 07:18 PM

Posted By: stxranchman

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 07:53 PM

Looks like it could be a Bumelia tree.
Posted By: TexasKC

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 08:04 PM

Originally Posted By: stxranchman
Looks like it could be a Bumelia tree.


I've never heard of a bumelia tree but I googled it and you nailed it. Thank you Sir.
Posted By: Espy

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 08:44 PM

a shade tree confused2
Posted By: Nogalus Prairie

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 09:23 PM

I wish I knew plants and trees better.
On my bucket list to do whenever I retire.
Posted By: BuckImpson

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/18/18 09:36 PM

White Wings love those berries. Dont know name of tree.
Posted By: Erathkid

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/19/18 02:41 AM

We have those here. Stxranchman for the win. Bumelia, also called ironwood, I believe. Cut some down today to make room for my new shop and storage building.
Posted By: Erathkid

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/19/18 02:45 AM

I will say this, wear gloves and eye protection. These things have thorns like a honey locust, especially if they are cut down and runners sprout up.
Posted By: Mr. Clean

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/28/18 05:46 PM

Ironwood Tree.
Posted By: Txhunter65

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/30/18 06:58 PM

Yep Gum Bumelia.
Posted By: Txduckman

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/31/18 03:46 AM

Originally Posted By: BuckImpson
White Wings love those berries. Dont know name of tree.


Gum b tree. My neighbor had one here on our fenceline in the city until a few years ago and the dove would devour the berries. Was fun to watch. Pellet gun could have been fun if legal.
Posted By: stxranchman

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/31/18 07:29 PM

Bucks love to sign post rub these trees in the Hill Country. You can tell their travel direction by the side of the tree that is rub in a lot of times also. You can look with the sun behind your back and see the brighter orange like color of the layers under the bark shine as you walk towards them( if they are rubbed on that side).
Posted By: Brother in-law

Re: What kind of tree is this? - 08/31/18 07:40 PM

Same ironwood they make knife handles with?
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