A new South Florida resident wanted to identify four trees around their house, their ultimate size, and whether they were too close to the house or each other.
Four Trees
The expert (in NJ) needed numerous close-up photos (leaves, stems, trunks) to even begin ID. They strongly recommended taking cuttings of each tree to a local garden center for identification, ultimate size, and other questions. Many trees that grow in Florida don't grow in NJ and vice versa.
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