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This is the latest from the backyard. Plantnet thinks it is a European hackberry. Europe is pretty far away and I have seen several of these around, but I can't think what else it is.

The trunk where I chopped it last year has ten growth rings, so it is at least eleven years old. Plan is look at it for a year and then do something artistic. I may cut some twigs off.

I probably would put it at ulmus, but not sure.

What I AM sure about.. Plant it deeper so you can improve the nebari over time.

I am having second thoughts about the soil. I dug up a lot of what was around it, thinking that would be less shock. That seemed smart, but it is in a very low level, and the creek floods that area a lot, so the dirt has a lot of sediment, and that means it holds a lot of water. It rained all night after I dug it up and the soil now is water logged.

I can pull it out and replace the soil with a different mix. Or just plan on watering lightly which doesn't stop the rain from water logging.

One root is showing, but there are two more a little lower covered with dirt in the picture, both just a little bigger. Nebari is going to be great. I am going to cut a little bit more off the top to get a good slanted cut in.