Tree ID / arborist?

[hatidua]

I'm wondering if anyone here might be able to tell me what kind of tree this is. I realize a photo of it with full leaves in July would be preferable but this is all I can offer at the moment (bark, leaves, tree) -

[Irving]

Might email the Tree Farm in Longmont if you don't find out there. I've used them to price out trees from claims I've worked in the past.

[BPTactical]

Elm, not sure what variety but it is identical to the one in my yard.

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Betcha dsboutdoors can tell ya.

[hatidua]

I emailed The Tree Farm but have not heard back from them so I posted here figuring someone might be able to tell what it is. Apparently there's a sequel to the pine bark beetle, the "ash borer" so I'm just hoping this isn't an ash tree...

[crays]

Check with jrtheo8. That's what he does.

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[Jim B]

Elm...

I think (not 100% sure) it's an Ash. Doing a little googling, it looks like elm leaves have sawtooth edges and ash leaves, more or less, don't.

[BPTactical]

I think (not 100% sure) it's an Ash. Doing a little googling, it looks like elm leaves have sawtooth edges and ash leaves more or less don't.

Just going by what the guy who trimmed it a couple years ago said it was.

[Jim B]

And yes, the Ash Borers are on their way. Ashes are really nice trees but I planted maples instead, because of the threat from the borers. (Not that there's anything wrong with maples, I'd just like a little more variety.)

[DSB OUTDOORS]

Betcha dsboutdoors can tell ya.

That my friend is an Ash tree. Maybe a Marshall seedless ash. Or some other type of green ash.