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ID this tree?

 
Jon Maurins
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posted 1 year ago
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Hello! I need help identifying this tree. I cut it down in my backyard in Western Washington, on the Puget Sound right next to a wetland. It was growing in a cluster, as it had been cut down before and re-sprouted multiple trunks. Unfortunately I don't know what the fruit looks like, and I only had rotting leaves to work with. Attached are three pictures showing 1) The bark 2) The leaves 3) The twig/leaf buds. Can anybody help me out?
 
Jack Edmondson
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Location: Central Texas zone 8a, 800 chill hours 28 blessed inches of rain
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I am going to go with Scouler's Willow.

http://dendro.cnre.vt.edu/dendrology/syllabus2/factsheet.cfm?ID=568
 
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