A 40-ft tree with light bark, wide-spreading branches, 10-inch heart-shaped leaves (no teeth), and sticky green nuts in July (brown, less sticky by fall) needs identification.
Contact NC Forest Service, Granville County:
Timothy Harris, Ranger
5087 Herbert Henley Rd, Oxford, NC 27572
Phone: 919-693-3154
Email: Granville.DFR@ncmail.net
A forester can visit and identify definitively.
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