Is this plant a bush, tree, or overgrown wild shrub?
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Ninfa on Aug 06, 2015It looks like Salal Tips, florist use it as a filler for cut flowers. I'm not sure so Google it & check.Helpful Reply
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Stephania Potter on Aug 06, 2015We had salal growing all over our property. It is NOT SALAL. Is it a Beech?Helpful Reply
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Cheryl McElhaney on Aug 07, 2015I call it tree weeds,and dig it out.esp.if it has a strong smell !!!Helpful Reply
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Becky Pilkenton on Aug 07, 2015This is a Witch-hazel a bush or small tree...where witch-hazel comes from.1 marked as helpful Reply
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Janet Pizaro on Aug 07, 2015It doesn't look anything resembling rose of Sharon I would pull it out completely before it takes over your spaceHelpful Reply
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K lord on Aug 07, 2015It is not a rose of Sharon. It is what we commonly referred to as trash trees. Some of these trees have berries to stay in everything they fall on some do not.Helpful Reply
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CK on Aug 07, 2015I'm not familiar with your specific area but it does look like a volunteer tree to me.. ...one that grew there from seed possibly planted by a bird's droppings. If you don't mind it there, keep it trimmed to the size of the area. If it's a bother, you may have to dig waaaaaaaaaaaaay down to get to most of the root to eradicate it.Helpful Reply
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Marion Nesbitt on Aug 08, 2015Sounds like it's a winner, whatever it is. I'd be happy to have such a hardy item. Would just prune the top if it is getting too high.Helpful Reply
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Nola Baker-Ramirez on Aug 10, 2015After two days of thoroughly researching all of your suggestions, I think I've come to the conclusion I originally started out with - an unidentified trash tree! Thank you all so much for your responses! And Marion, I agree. It fills a void, so I just keep it trimmed!Helpful Reply
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Teresa Mayfield on Aug 10, 2015I'v e seen these. Leaves are very abrasive. Not Texas Ash?Helpful Reply
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Elizabeth Sagarminaga on Aug 13, 2015Such a lovely shrubs that acts as a natural fence and I can see how it would add to the privacy and enhance the beauty of your yard. This idea is surely going to add a lot to your garden enhancing its elegance. This way your garden will have a colorful and unique look.Helpful Reply
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Sue Kiene on May 14, 2016If no one has been able to tell you take a leaf along with the pictures to a nursery and see if they can identify it.Helpful Reply
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