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Hello, i was weeding and i found this. Seems like a shrubby thing that may be a tree.
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It looks like a walnut to me.

Maybe someone with more experience will know which one.

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Anne Miller wrote:It looks like a walnut to me.

Maybe someone with more experience will know which one.



Don't know what it is, but don't think it's a walnut (or related).  The leaflets on the nut tree are directly opposite, in his pic they alternate.



You can see the veins differ too.
 
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not walnut. original pic doesn't have pinnate leaves, but simple leaves in alternate spacing. looks kinda like a persimmon...but i don't know the trees in your area well at all, so it may be a number of things.
 
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Could it be feijoa - Acca sellowiana?

I actually planted 2 of those a few years ago and just this week uncovered it. The other one flowered this year...
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Mah... dont think it’s feijoa. The leaves are different plus these are alternate and feijoa is not.
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Its a persimmon. Good find.
 
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Dan Allen wrote:Its a persimmon. Good find.


Yeah i think yu are right. Probably planted it and it got covered by weeds.
Thanks everyone!
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