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ZMan67S said
Cottonwood are large trees and found in my area and find them along a water source.
A mature tree will use up to 75 gallons of water a day. Not a good firewood. Lighting likes them.
A PITA in spring when their seeds drop a white floating cotton type substance that blows around for a few weeks.
Some days it looks like we've had a light snow. Crap gets in the garage, car if you leave the windows down, AC unit has to be kept clean, air filter on Zero trac, etc...
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When I moved here we had a massive Mimosa in the front yard and another smaller one in the back. (Plus sprouts, everywhere) Pretty for a week with pink blooms. filthy and ugly the rest of the year. LOL. All long since removed, but still removing sprouts occasionally, I'm sure I burned it, but not a desirable fire wood. Not sappy, just little heat.