In article , "JohnR66" wrote:
I'm looking for a medium large shade tree for my back yard. I am in SW Ohio
and prefer a tree that doesn't make a mess (other than the leaves) and is
trouble free to grow. My back yard is devoid of vegitation, so this tree
would get full sunlight. The back yard is 75 x 60 feet and the tree would be
near the middle. I would like to start from a seed. I looked on a tree
website and there is a vast amount of possiblilities that I'd like to narrow
down. I know I can't have trees that can be attacked by EAB and oaks seem to
have problems of their own. What do you suggest?

Tulip poplar.

(Doug Miller) writes:

In article , "JohnR66" wrote:
I'm looking for a medium large shade tree for my back yard. I am in SW Ohio
and prefer a tree that doesn't make a mess (other than the leaves) and is
trouble free to grow. My back yard is devoid of vegitation, so this tree
would get full sunlight. The back yard is 75 x 60 feet and the tree would be
near the middle. I would like to start from a seed. I looked on a tree
website and there is a vast amount of possiblilities that I'd like to narrow
down. I know I can't have trees that can be attacked by EAB and oaks seem to
have problems of their own. What do you suggest?

Tulip poplar.

Here are 5 of the tulip poplars in my back yard:

http://mysite.verizon.net/despen/tulip-poplar.jpg

You can come and take away all you want.
Got some in front too.

The leaf fall is monumental.

On Tue 14 Oct 2008 06:57:11p, Dan Espen told us...

(Doug Miller) writes:

In article ,
"JohnR66" wrote:
I'm looking for a medium large shade tree for my back yard. I am in SW
Ohio and prefer a tree that doesn't make a mess (other than the leaves)
and is trouble free to grow. My back yard is devoid of vegitation, so
this tree would get full sunlight. The back yard is 75 x 60 feet and
the tree would be near the middle. I would like to start from a seed. I
looked on a tree website and there is a vast amount of possiblilities
that I'd like to narrow down. I know I can't have trees that can be
attacked by EAB and oaks seem to have problems of their own. What do
you suggest?

Tulip poplar.

Here are 5 of the tulip poplars in my back yard:

http://mysite.verizon.net/despen/tulip-poplar.jpg

You can come and take away all you want.
Got some in front too.

The leaf fall is monumental.


If I could get them to AZ and they would live here, I would take them!

--
Wayne Boatwright
(correct the spelling of "geemail" to reply)

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