I think that Swamp Oak leaves look rather like this-- with the rounded edges. Oh,wait... the other leaves aren't rounded. Susan? Walt? what oak is this?
Yes, I don't have a Mayan calendar so I'm not worrying about the apocalypse! Wishing you birthday greetings for tomorrow! Your photo would be a great one for a horticulture class - identifying trees was much easier when we had good clues for buds, leaves and bark during the different seasons. My recollection is that Pin Oaks have very sharp points at the ends of each lobe. I can't ID this leaf right now, sorry.
Le format carré est très bien vu. Aucun rapport, mais Callie est bien un berger Australien ? J'ai des cousins qui en ont un (mâle) à l'essai et il a l'air très gentils avec les visiteurs, contrairement à leur précédent chien, un Malinois qui était devenu agressif même avec la famille :-\.
olivier, non, Callie est un Border Collie, une autre variété de berger dont les origines sont autour de la frontière Ecosse/Angleterre. Callie est né près de Montluçon.
We have trees in our plaza, not oaks (but I don't know what), that also stubbornly hold many of their leaves until spring. Thankfully, no frost! Beautiful photo!
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Is it a Pin Oak? The leaves look different to a Pin Oak. Nice fat buds showing.
ReplyDeleteI think that Swamp Oak leaves look rather like this-- with the rounded edges. Oh,wait... the other leaves aren't rounded. Susan? Walt? what oak is this?
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday tomorrow, Walt!
Walt, re-newsiness : I had a good laugh!
ReplyDeleteYes, I don't have a Mayan calendar so I'm not worrying about the apocalypse! Wishing you birthday greetings for tomorrow! Your photo would be a great one for a horticulture class - identifying trees was much easier when we had good clues for buds, leaves and bark during the different seasons. My recollection is that Pin Oaks have very sharp points at the ends of each lobe. I can't ID this leaf right now, sorry.
ReplyDeleteYour trees don't understand the meaning of "fall"?
ReplyDeleteLe format carré est très bien vu.
ReplyDeleteAucun rapport, mais Callie est bien un berger Australien ? J'ai des cousins qui en ont un (mâle) à l'essai et il a l'air très gentils avec les visiteurs, contrairement à leur précédent chien, un Malinois qui était devenu agressif même avec la famille :-\.
olivier, non, Callie est un Border Collie, une autre variété de berger dont les origines sont autour de la frontière Ecosse/Angleterre. Callie est né près de Montluçon.
DeleteWe have trees in our plaza, not oaks (but I don't know what), that also stubbornly hold many of their leaves until spring. Thankfully, no frost! Beautiful photo!
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