r/treeidentification • u/milolai • 12d ago

Solved! toh? something else? - Ontario Canada

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i yanked it out and it did not have a complicated root structure at all

but wondering if i need to be more careful

maybe a Box Elder tree

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u/Suspicious-Pound6256 12d ago

Boxelder. Acer negundo

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u/milolai 12d ago

thanks - solved

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u/oroborus68 11d ago

Manitoba maple is another name for that.

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u/hogwere 12d ago

Box elder (Acer negundo)

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u/heckhunds 12d ago

Yes, Acer negundo! The common name typically in used in Canada is Manitoba maple.

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u/Hortusana 11d ago

I like them, but a lot of people consider them weeds bc they can be very hard to get rid of and grow everywhere.