What kind of tree is this?
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Adrianne C on Jun 09, 2014Looks like a pecan tree, awesome if it is! Save it!Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Jun 09, 2014I'm terrible at tree ID, but do not put soil or anything that would stay moist in that hole. However, it might be a great spot to tuck a bromeliad!Helpful Reply
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Barb in Texas on Jun 09, 2014@Adranne C Thanks but it isn't. It's def one of those trash trees you get, fast growing and short lived. I like the shade it gives, though, so I want to save it anyways.Helpful Reply
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Mary Bready on Jun 09, 2014Could be an Elm tree.Helpful Reply
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Carol on Jun 09, 2014Definitely not a Pecan tree. I agree looks more like the Elm family, but whatever it is the shade it gives is great!Helpful Reply
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Sue Walker on Jun 09, 2014I agree it may be an Elm, or could be locust. As Douglas said, don't put soil in the holes. A bromeliad might look good or use some type of yard decoration such as an owl or elf.Helpful Reply
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Dianne P on Jun 09, 2014chinaberry treeHelpful Reply
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Roxanne Fischer on Jun 09, 2014Consider a liner / planter to help protect the tree from excessive moisture, but i think shade plants would look good.Helpful Reply
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