Jon Arno Help please

fdampier5 | Posted in General Discussion on June 29, 2003 01:24am

A tree is growing in my wood pile. It’s a volenteer, so I can’t identify it.. At first glance it looks a bit like a Maple tree. (at least the leaves do) yet at the base of many leaves next to the branch is a redish fruit that looks a bit like a boysenberry..

very fast growing, (it’s on the north side of a garage and is over twenty feet tall in just a few years)

Any guesses?

Replies

MarkRoderick | Jun 29, 2003 03:06pm | #1
elm

fdampier5 | Jun 29, 2003 05:55pm | #2
Now Mark,

I know elm, I've met elm and that is no elm.. (and you're no John F Kenedy either)

jonsherryl | Jun 29, 2003 06:18pm | #3
>>"Now Mark,

I know elm, I've met elm and that is no elm.. (and you're no John F Kenedy either)"<<

View Image...This sure looks promising...I mean, having two rank Liberals like you and Mark at each other's throats...Either of you wanna buy any WMDs?

fdampier5 | Jun 29, 2003 06:48pm | #4
At each others throat?

Nah, we're laughing it up!   havin' fun..

I know you conservatives don't understand the concept but com-on over to our side,   we'll show you what fun is..

           <G>

jonsherryl | Jun 29, 2003 08:26pm | #5
I don't know, Frenchy...If your definition of "havin' fun" is anything like Bill Clinton's, I think I'll pass.
fdampier5 | Jun 30, 2003 05:46am | #6
Bill's a lot smarter than I am,, while he was president I was getting ready to build my timberframe.. Now he's sitting in an office enjoying the new lower taxes that Bush is giving him and his wife...

trialnut | Jun 30, 2003 02:12pm | #7
If you can post some pictures of the leaves, fruit and bark it can likely be identified fairly easily.

The Professional Termite
jjf | Jun 30, 2003 04:51pm | #8
Maples don't have berries. Do you know what mulberry looks like? Dogwood has opposite braching like maple and red friut but the red fruit appears in the fall.