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12 Cards in this Set
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PECAN TREE USUALLY TALLEST TREE IN COOKE COUNTY NOT FUSSY GETS ITS LEAVES LAST IN SPRING, FIRST TO LOSE THEM IN FALL CATKINS STAMINATE FLOWER |
PECAN TREE |
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HACKBERRY TREE WARTY BARK AND WARTY LEAVES DROUGHT TOLERANT SHALLOW ROOTED BIRDS LOVE IT SHORT LIVED 30 YEARS |
HACKBERRY TREE |
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COTTONWOOD TREE FAST GROWING 150 YEARS OLD AUTUMN COLOR COTTONY FLUFFS (FEMALE) DON'T PLANT AROUND PLUMBING FORT DAVIS CORRAL WAS BUILT FROM THIS AND THE POSTS SPROUTED. |
COTTONWOOD TREE |
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MESQUITE TREE GOOD LOOKING IF PRUNED DELICATE FOLIAGE LIGHT SHADE IDEAL FOR SMALL YARD THORNY BRANCHES DEEP ROOTED DROUGHT TOLERANT HONEYBEE CROP HARD TO TRANSPLANT |
MESQUITE TREE |
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ESCARPMENT LIVE OAK TREE DROUGHT TOLERANT LIKES GOOD DRAINAGE COLD HARDY RESISTANT TO COTTON ROOT ROT FUSIFORM ACORNS-SPINDLE SHAPED |
ESCARPMENT LIVE OAK TREE |
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BURR OAK TREE FARTHER SOUTH-BIGGER ACORNS AKA MOSSY CUP OAK DROUGHT RESISTANT LONG LIVED FAST GROWING |
BURR OAK TREE |
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CHINQUAPIN OAK TREE DARK GLOSSY LEAVES TALL AND SLENDER OLD TREES-MIDDLE AGE SPREAD |
CHINQUAPIN OAK TREE |
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RED OAK TREE FAST GROWING DROUGHT TOLERANT |
RED OAK TREE |
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COASTAL LIVE OAK TREE NOT AS DROUGHT TOLERANT AS ESCARPMENT OAK HEAVY CLAYS SPANISH MOSS NOT COLD TOLERANT
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COASTAL LIVE OAK TREE |
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SOAPBERRY TREE YELLOW FALL COLOR LEAVES LOOK LIKE SMALL PECAN LEAVES POISONOUS TO PEOPLE BLUEBIRDS FEAST ON THE BERRIES PIONEERS USED BERRIES AS SOAP (MEXICO THEY STILL DO) |
SOAPBERRY TREE |
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CEDAR ELM TREE UNIQUELY SHAPED IRREGULAR SHAPED-MORE TALL THAN BROAD DROOPING BRANCHES TINY STIFF LEAVES ROUGH LEAVES VERY DROUGHT TOLERANT |
CEDAR ELM TREE |
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POST OAK TREE 50 FEET WIDESPREAD SANDY SOIL OR GRAVELLY CLAY 5 LOBED LEAVES USED FOR FENCE POSTS VERY COMMON TREE IN TEXAS |
POST OAK TREE |
