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Oddly grafted downtown tree probably doctored by seed-carrying critter

The Columbian
Published: September 25, 2012, 5:00pm

Esther Short — Frankenstein’s tree? Mark Ullman and Kathi King spotted a strange one on the southwest corner of the intersection at West 11th and Esther streets: a catalpa with what looks like a mountain ash branch grafted onto it. Vancouver Urban Forester Charles Ray agreed with those identifications — an ash branch on a catalpa trunk — but concluded that the mad scientist must be a squirrel or bird.

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