Picture Notes:  Picture 9 has Leaves of cultivars Marshalls Seedless on the Left, Summit in the Middle, and Kimberly Blue on the Right.

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Distribution:  Nova Scotia to Georgia and Mississippi.

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Hardiness Zone:  USDA Zones 3-9       (view USDA zone map)

Size:   50-60 ft. tall, with a spread of 30-45 ft.

Form:   Deciduous tree. Pyramidal when young, developing an extremely irregular, spreading habit when mature.

Bark:   Bark is deeply furrowed into a diamond pattern.

Stem/Bud:   Leaf scar is not U-shaped, but straight across the top.

Leaves:   Leaves are opposite, odd-pinnate, with 5-9 leaflets that are ovate, sparingly toothed, pubescent beneath.

Fall Color:   Fall color is yellowish. The leaves turn yellow early in the Fall.

Flower:   Plants are dioecious. Flowers are apetalous, in panicles, hairy, and not showy.

Fruit:   Fruit is a samara, produced very prolifically.

Uses:   Street tree.

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Notes 2:   Leafs out late in spring. Shade tree. Native to Michigan.

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Cultivars:   

                 'Marshall's Seedless'

                 'Patmore'

                 'Summit'

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