Locust of some type?? Any ideas?

[lone wolf]

Maybe a white walnut!

 

[ch woodchuck]

Well....I agree with the fact there is no glandular notch at the base of the leaflet,which would indicate ToH....but it turns out there may be as many as 10 species,and I've found several pics that had no notch.....I'll stick with The tree from hell....Also the leaf stalk is white,another indicator.

 

[Rajon]

Forgive my ignorance but wouldn't a Black Walnut have some sort of walnut? I've spent a year and a half with these two trees (can we forget about the white pine for a second?) and there are no nuts, berries, flowers or growths to speak of.

 

[redoakneck]

Forgive my ignorance but wouldn't a Black Walnut have some sort of walnut? I've spent a year and a half with these two trees (can we forget about the white pine for a second?) and there are no nuts, berries, flowers or growths to speak of.

You are right, but some years you do not get nuts. This year my walnut trees are full of nuts, but some of the smaller trees do not have any.

 

[TreePointer]

Forgive my ignorance but wouldn't a Black Walnut have some sort of walnut? I've spent a year and a half with these two trees (can we forget about the white pine for a second?) and there are no nuts, berries, flowers or growths to speak of.

1.5 years is not a long enough time to wait for nuts. The age of the tree, frost, it's regular cycle, and some other factors will affect nut production.

No more navel gazing--get a couple twigs and cut them open, already!

 

[sgreanbeans]

That is a walnut, no question.

 

[tree MDS]

That is a walnut, no question.

That was my first thought too. Looks like all the black walnuts around here. I could be wrong though.

Never saw a TOH with bark like that.

 

[lone wolf]

That is a walnut, no question.

Well alright then.Hope this is resolved now!

 

[thepheniox]

Yeap still sticking with walnut