Spanish Oak Trees Having an Identity Crisis!
By Donna Harris, Realtor,Mediator,Ombudsman,Property Tax Arbitrator
(Donna Homes, powered by JPAR - TexasRealEstateMediationServices.com)
I have a couple of Spanish Oak trees in my backyard, and I also back up to a Natural Greenbelt area with thousands of Spanish Oaks. Here is a picture of the leaves on the Spanish Oak tree: Well, it looks like my trees are having an identity crisis. Look at the leaves that are currently growing in clusters all over the trees... What is this, and why is it happening? They are two very distinctive kinds of leaves. These trees have to be OLD as this was untouched land prior to my community of Falconhead West being built here. Does anyone else have examples of their trees having an identity crisis and switching species or growing completely different leaves?
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