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Height: 100' (30 m).
Diameter: 3' (0.9 m).
Leaves: pinnately compound; 12-20" (30-51 cm) long; 11-17 slightly sickle-shaped leaflets, 2-7" (5-18 cm) long; long-pointed at tip; finely saw-toothed; short-stalked; hairless or slightly hairy. Yellow-green above, paler beneath; turning yellow in autumn.
Bark: light brown or gray; deeply and irregularly furrowed into narrow forked scaly ridges.
That's so easy, I ain't even gonna answer it. Shore makes some pretty wood, though. Handy in the kitchen around Thanksgiving time, iffin I recollects correct. :)
heartwood tan to chocolate?
This is a gimme for a Texas boy. :D
I always thought punkins grew on bushes :D Boy I like punkin pie almost as much as pecan pie.
Noble I'm surprised at you. Punkin grow on vines. Minces grow on trees. We get mincemeat pies from them. Maybe ya wuz thinkin' of rhubarb bushes. ::)
Aw, nuts, I give up. ???
Ok, Don. :-/ I'll give another hint. (sigh!)
C'mon guys! This doesn't look anything like a Mince Tree. :D
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Is it a pot plant??? .........you know like a plant you put in a pot. ;D
Steve
doest that grow the container for the things you pay charlie with when he swamps for ya?
So I've been told, Jeff. :D
I know! I know! It's a kumquat! 8)
DanG, Jeff, I wish I thought of that one.
Ya know, I don't think I have ever seen a kumquat. That would make a good I.D.er.
It would take a picture of the fruit and a description so ideal that guessing would be almost out of the question. I can't seem to grow them in my yard because the tree freezes every year but I have access to some. Perhaps I can put a kumquat, calamanda or loquat on this year if someone doesn't beat me to it.
Now, let's get back to this Pea Pot tree. :)
QuoteHandy in the kitchen around Thanksgiving time. :)
Turkeys don't grow on trees. they just fly down out of them to scare the %&#$% out of you in the dark
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Woody
That there wouldn't be a nutmeg kinda tree would it?
It's a Pecan!
Some folks call'em Pehcahnz and some call'em Pehcanz. Some say Peacahn but us non-pretentious folks say Pea Can. I guess it depends on whether you hold your pinky out when you talk. :D
The Texas State Tree
DanG, I shudda got that ::)
Had an aunt from Illinoise come down south for a spell, went to a little old country store for a few things, and asked the clerk for a pee can, he handed her a slop jar.
More like, pacahn.
That sounds right to me Don. :)
Tom,
Don't give up on us just cause we had trouble with that one. We love doing this but that was a hard one :-/ How bout giving us a maple tree next, I bet we could get that
Yeah, what Noble said. Now I'm purty good on pith ellums.