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Help! Please tell me this isn't Tree Of Heaven

 
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Im not sure, as everything I read says it is or that it isnt.
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pictures of the leaf buds would help, but at first glance that looks more like sumac than tree of heaven/ailanthus.
 
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greg mosser wrote:pictures of the leaf buds would help, but at first glance that looks more like sumac than tree of heaven/ailanthus.



Thank you. I really really thought so but there's another one that is insanely tall and several smaller ones in other places that are on the same root. Ive never noticed the taller one or this one bud out, I have noticed the other ones bud out and they look more like sumac.
 
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