shart_attack
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Roscoe, the tree looks like a Roscoe. Is that the tree's name?
sycome?
One of my favorite trees but they are very invasive--What's it's name![]()
never heard of it
never heard of it
It is actually called a Golden Rain Tree. They were making a pun on the sex fetish of getting off by being pissed on.
Koelreuteria paniculata - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Try this one, which I call "the worst tree in the world", due to it being invasive and fast growing. Native to China, but it grows all over the US now.
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Try this one, which I call "the worst tree in the world", due to it being invasive and fast growing. Native to China, but it grows all over the US now.
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It is Ailanthus, or Tree-of-Heaven.
Ailanthus altissima - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The leaves do look very similar to Smooth Sumac. Which, by the way, is harmless. Poison Sumac is a swamp plant, with leaflets that are shorter and rounded.
The easiest way to tell sumac from ailanthus is that ailanthus stinks. Crush a leaf, ailanthus has a powerful rotten peanut butter odor. And the ailanthus leaves have smooth edges, while sumac is lightly serrated. And sumac has the red berries in the fall. Sumac is a nice native plant, keep that. If it's ailanthus, kill it, kill it now.