Tree ID

[Stan R]

Not sure but think this might be a pecan tree??

It is the only one around and has not produced any pecans

[Chuey]

yeaup pecan for sure.

[jefandaward]

Matthew 7:19 "Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire."

[Chuey]

it can be caused by stress,,,tree crowding not enough sun ect...

[mfsasser]

Pecan trees dont self pollinate well. Alot of Pecan trees produce thier male and female flowers at diffrent times to avoid self pollinating. Planting another tree will help produce pecans.

http://www.ehow.com/how_12100376_pollinate-pecan-tree.html

[Palmetto]

Could also be a "pig nut" tree. They look allot alike, and often mistake as pecan trees.

[Texas8point]

Pee-can
Pah-Kahn
Pecan

[BrianL]

Ash?

[Draco]

It could be a black walnut as they are almost identical when about that size. Break off a small branch, about pencil size, and if the middle is hollow it is a pecan. If the core is solid then it's a walnut.

[Snakelover]

There are several trees that have pinnately compound leaves... hickory, ash, walnut and pecan to name a few. Look very closely at the leaflets, especially the ones closest to the base. If they are slightly offset from each other like this...



then that's an alternate leaf arrangement and probably a pecan or one of the other similar nut trees.

But if they're directly opposite of each other, that's an opposite leaf arrangement and probably an ash.

Hope that helps a little.

[centex_aggie]

Looks like it could also be a Chinese Pistache. Which would explain why there have been no pecans.

[Stan R]

Looks like it could also be a Chinese Pistache. Which would explain why there have been no pecans.

Not sure if you are serious but did laugh at this one.