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George, I agree with your sentiment, but sometimes they just gotts be cut down on sight.
Round here, it is the Siberian elm. They pop up everywhere there is water (usually a garden or flower bed), grow fast, and die after maybe 10 years.
The wood sure looks yummy though! Love to find an older one and do my duty to remove itÂ
Round here, it is the Siberian elm. They pop up everywhere there is water (usually a garden or flower bed), grow fast, and die after maybe 10 years.
The wood sure looks yummy though! Love to find an older one and do my duty to remove itÂ
