Help I.D this plant.

arreaux

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I found this little plant growing in a spare bucket that had some soil in it a few couple years ago. I didn't give it much attention, just prune and let grow. It is a woody type with a grey bark. Oh and it is deciduous.
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Leo in N E Illinois

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Hackberry might be a good guess, but rather than Chinese hackberry, possibly the California native Western hackberry, Celtis occidentalis.

Might also be a buckthorn - Rhamnus sp.

Both are somewhat weedy, frequently sprouting up where it was not intended.
 

arreaux

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Chinese Hackberry. The leaves look like it.

good call
Thx
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