Larry,

 

This is indeed an impressive Southern magnolia tree (the live oaks of
course are always impressive too)!  What is the stone marker in the
picture at your feet?  Is the marker significant to the tree or just an
address marker?

 

Steve Springer

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of lawrence tucei jr
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 3:45 PM
To: Entstrees
Subject: [ENTS] Mobile Live Oaks and a Nice Magnolia

 

ENTS, I traveled back to Mobile Sunday with a friend to measure a couple
of Live Oaks and a Magnolia I saw there on my last weeks visit. We saw
several Live Oaks in the 20'-22' CBH range as we drove around Mobiles
Historic District. There are hundreds of large Live Oaks planted
thoughout the city, along streets. Most I read were planted between 1840
and 1900. I'll have to go to the library and visit the historical
society to get more details.         The first tree we did was the large
Magnolia I spied last week on an earlier visit. The Fred Frambough
Magnolia growing at 1911 Dauphing St. It is the fourth Magnolia I've
measured since I've been with ENTS. The house where the tree is growing
was built in 1907. The tree was there before that,c I'm guessing the mid
1800's. Not tall but wilh a massive trunk and large crown, loaded with
flowers. Mr. Frambough was kind enough to let me measure and photograph
this big Magnolia. CBH-18' 10", Height-57' and Spread-105' X 70.7'.
Thats 327 total points.
The first Live Oak we did is also on Dauphin St., at 2601, growing in
front of a law office. CBH-22' 5", Height- 57' and Spread-143.5' X 126'.
A large tree with a nice crown and healthy. We ate lunch under the Oak
and then proceeded to a bigger tree just off of Springhill Ave. The
Pharr Oak at 211 Woodlands Ave., CBH-25', Height-57' and Spread-135.5' X
138'. Tough to get an exact CBH due to all the ground cover. This Live
Oak had some of the largest leaves I've seen.  Mr. Mobley the homeowner
was glad to let me document this tree. It is listed at #20 on the Mobile
Tree Trail, and he was grateful that an Organization like ENTS existed.
The Listing is now at 126 Live Oaks. Some photos!  Larry       

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