I would never park under one. Anyone here who deals with erythrina, coral, know this is a tree that is meant to be pollarded. This was from a call this morning and had to pull 3 guys for 6 hours to get it done.
Jeff
Jeff
Coral tree fail.
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They are so nice when little.
Jeff
Jeff
Here is the reason these tree's are not good in urban enviroments unless are maintained.
Jeff
Jeff
Last one, the coral to the left is coming out Monday.
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poor car!
sgreanbeans
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Is that the tree that has the white nasty,sticky and smelly sap?
Nah, soft wood with spikes, red flowers.
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Jeff
PinnaclePete
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Sounds like our popular Bradford pear. You're bound to have them out there too.
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LarryTheCableGuy
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They are so nice when little.
Jeff
Yeah, especially in turf areas where they get plenty of water & fertilizer...and don't stay little for, I dunno, longer than about 45 minutes... LOL
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TimberJack_7
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The city planners in NE Ohio are pretty dumb. If only these trees could tolerate the climate zone of NE Ohio......
beastmaster
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Those are the biggest Coral trees I've ever seen. I like them when all the leaves are gone and the red flowers are blooming. Wouldn't have one in my yard though. Every year after or during a strong wind were doing clean up on a coral tree somewhere. Like you said, nice when their small, but they don't stay that way long. Beastmaster
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