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Often,
this tree is found to contain large quantities of mites and
fungus that deform the branches into odd, bushy-looking growths
called “witch’s brooms.” It is an excellent
choice for parks and large area use because of its natural
ability to grow in dry soils and windy conditions.
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| Height: 50’-90’ with
spreading, drooping branches. |
| Leaves: 2”-5” long,
1-1/2”-2-1/2” wide. Alternate, simple. Smooth and
dull light or medium green above, paler beneath, turning yellow
in autumn. |
| Habitat: Can
be found generally in high pH soil, in river valleys and in mixed
forests. From North Dakota to New England, south to
Georgia and in Quebec and Manitoba. |
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