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Re: Sassafras

In a message dated 9/1/98 1:58:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time, LONDE@aol.com
writes:

<< Could it be that you are noticing the
 leaves from the lower branches you cut when you limbed them up, and have not
 checked the upper branches?  How old are your trees?  Lobed leaves are also
 more common on younger trees, while entire leaves predominate on older,
mature
 trees.   >>
No, these are the upper branches.  These trees are about 10-12' tall so I
can't for sure see the very top leaves.  I wonder if these are reaching their
maturity and that's the explanation.  They're still a wonderful tree.  Scent,
interesting leaves, nice growth habit and great fall color.  What more could
you want in a tree?

Bill
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