Tree ID / arborist?

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AND you have some delicious venison there too. Ahh well, that type of life is out of my reach me thinks.

Well, yes I do have some tasty critters that venture through. But the one's in the pic are cement aka yard art. I did have a Bear attact the buck a few year ago. Laid it over and broke off the antlers.

I just looked through the HoA's Design guidelines' Lot Landscape Pallette. I shows "Buckthorn" as an authorized Deciduous Shrub.

Though it shows Buckthorn on the list of approved. " Columnar Buckthorn " or " Fineline Buckthorn " are the most common and I'm pretty sure yours " Sea Buckthorn " is not on the approved menu.

[rbeau30]

Well, yes I do have some tasty critters that venture through. But the one's in the pic are cement aka yard art. I did have a Bear attact the buck a few year ago. Laid it over and broke off the antlers.


Though it shows Buckthorn on the list of approved. " Columnar Buckthorn " or " Fineline Buckthorn " are the most common and I'm pretty sure yours " Sea Buckthorn " is not on the approved menu.

Fuck HoAs!

Well, If they are the edible sort, and they cooperate, I'd be happy to donate some jam to you for the help in identification!

The ends of the buds are starting to green up on both trees. The one you said was Russian olive has similar buds as the other one except they are not as large.