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Is this a hazelnut tree?

 
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Probably about 18 feet tall, zone 6
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Looks like a Beech to me...

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What Gray said...possibly American beech (Fagus grandifolia)? Definitely not a hazelnut.
 
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Thanks for setting me strait.
I confess to being excited and not doing my homework...
Still pretty excited,  now I know where to find a beech tree!

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And it looks like you'll have a nice harvest of beech nuts. Keep an eye out for towels and balls...you never know when you might find some!
 
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