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    Any ideas on this? It's in Woking park and Mrs L is up for digging up lol

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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Looks like a dogwood of some kind.

      Cornus florida perhaps
       
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        Dogwood.
         
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        Anyone know which dogwood?
         
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        Hard to say which Cornus.
        If it is in Woking park the council will have a tree officer who should have a record of which one it is.
        That tree is mature/quite old.
         
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        Its a beauty , its not one of the florida group they flower earlier without leaves on around May . They is quite a few different species of flowering dogwood trees but I think the most extensive / reliable in this country are the Cornus Kousa group from China / japan
         
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          @Loofah we saw some at Wisley when we visited last weekend, might be worth a visit to check them out if you are interested in getting one for your new garden. They come in different sizes and colours, plus everything is well labelled there :)

          About 6ft tall:
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          30 ft tall:
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          It looks like Cornus Kousa Satomi but which one I'm not sure of.
           
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            Thanks all :)
             
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