Another labelless tree

Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by Palustris, Jun 29, 2013.

  1. Palustris

    Palustris Total Gardener

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    Love to know where the labels go to.
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    TIA
     
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    Leaf looks a bit like Prunus?
     
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    Definitely not a Prunus, sorry. I will know the name as soon as someone says it.
     
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    Doesn't look right for a Crab apple?
     
  5. Palustris

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    Not Malus either. Eventually we will eliminate everything and come to the right name. :ThankYou:
     
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    Not Ginkgo biloba then? :heehee:

    I'll get my coat ...
     
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    Styrax japonica, that's the one, well done Scrungee.
     
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    I was fairly certain hopeful that was it, especially as now's the right time for it to be in blossom.
     
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