Tree, no idea

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  1. paynie

    paynie Apprentice Gardener

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    Was giving this tree last year and was told it was an apple tree. The leaves came out 2-3 weeks ago and it looks like something else. The individual leaves are about 1-2cm long (at the moment) and thin.

    I have attached 3 photos.

    Thanks in advance :-)
     

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    Bilbo675 Total Gardener

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    My initial feeling is that it is some form of sorbus (mountain ash)..???
     
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    A rowan tree?
     
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    sorbus or sumach
     
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    I would also think Sorbus (Mountain Ash)
    Dave
     
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    aye paynie a rowan,keep it great for birds and keeps evil from your home
     
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    Agree, Rowan.:dbgrtmb:
     
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    Thanks for all your replies. Guys I transplanted it about a month or so ago into my orchard. I'll have to move it again as I can't keep it there, would I be able to move it now again or should I wait until the autumn?
     
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    look on the bright side. You'll be able to make rowan jelly with the berries and your apples! :sunny:
     
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