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Any ideas? It is deciduous. I don't recall ever seeing any "fruits" or blossom on it ever.

Sorry I can't find a better pic at the moment.

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I can’t see it well enough to tell Snorky..
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I'll go back through some older photos tomorrow and see what I can find.
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Snorky85 said: ↑
Any ideas? It is deciduous. I don't recall ever seeing any "fruits" or blossom on it ever.

View attachment 116536 Sorry I can't find a better pic at the moment.
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@Snorky85 , i was wondering what the leaf shape was like snorky...
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Lol small and round (totally useless description) I will have a look for photos. Sure i took some
Ages ago.

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Um, er yes!! for a starter of ten. It's a wooden one.

(University challenge).

Sorry.
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Conifer gone, the mystery tree from the front garden now in its place. Much better methinks. Just hope it survives.
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Struggling with your first pic still @Snorky85 but what about a young Field maple or a young Service tree.?
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i’ll look those up when I get home later
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@Snorky85 That looks nice... good work.
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Wondering if this tree ID can be solved now? This isthe tree i moved from front to back but now has leaves.... any ideas?

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pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....
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I'm thinking Cersis.?
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I am thinking Cercidiphyllum japonica.

cercidiphyllum japonicum leaf - Google Search
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I am sort of with Pete on this, Cercis siliquastrum, the Judas Tree..It looks like mine but also what SilverSurfer says.

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Snorky85....easy way to tell.
One has opposite leaves...other has alternate.
Leaf shape different.
It would help to see a clear pic of a single leaf.
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