BIG JAKE
Let’s go Brandon!
I'll be darned-guess I can't see them good enough in the pic. On grandpa's farm we had black walnut trees. I remember the squirrels carrying the big nuts around too-comical.
Around here they have a tree looks just like that. Propogates by roots/seeds and will literally take over fields/make them impassable.
Got em along the ditch too-hate those things!It's called:Tree-of-heaven (Ailanthus altissima) is a small to medium-sized tree with smooth gray bark. Verde Valley residents may know it as the tree that dominates the Town of Jerome. Leaves are compound with 11-25 leaflets. Tree-of-heaven leaves could be confused with those of sumac, pecan or black walnut. Flowers occur in panicles at the ends of branches; male flowers produce a strong odor, which has been described as "the smell of burnt peanut butter." The leaves when crushed also produce this distinctive, offensive odor. Tree of heaven also has winged seeds somewhat like those of Siberian elm. One tree-of-heaven can produce up to 350,000 seeds in a year. Established trees also produce numerous suckers from the roots and resprout vigorously from cut stumps and root fragments. Tree-of-heaven also produces a toxin in its bark and leaves. These toxins can accumulate in the soil and will inhibit the growth of other plants (a phenomenon called allelopathy).
Anyway, that's where the original post came from.
