Anyone got this one?

[tree-fancier123]

no more beautiful than common trees - they just wanted something no one else has

[kev7937]

no more beautiful than common trees - they just wanted something no one else has

 

 

Thanks for that, do you know what it is though?

[RichieR]

Is that a crisp on the floor?

Disgusting.

 

I know it's looks similar but I don't think it's a Pringle

[kev7937]

It's cardboard, anyone fancy another crack at the tree? 🙂

[MATTMOSS]

lyonothamnus floribundus.

Just cant help myself.

[kev7937]

lyonothamnus floribundus.

 

Just cant help myself.

 

 

Cheers Matt, I'd hoped your curiosity might get the better of you.

 

Was it an internet find or from a book?

[nepia]

Nice little tree. Given the location and the first hit when you Google it I'll bet the owners paid a small fortune for it from Architectural Plants.

[MATTMOSS]

Cheers Matt, I'd hoped your curiosity might get the better of you.

 

Was it an internet find or from a book?

 

It was a hard one because im sure i had seen it before but i couldnt find it in any books. (Probably hadnt seen it before)

I eventually found it on the internet searching the obscure leaf shape.

Got there in the end.

Good one

[MATTMOSS]

Nice little tree. Given the location and the first hit when you Google it I'll bet the owners paid a small fortune for it from Architectural Plants.

 

Or brought it back from holiday in california?

[kev7937]

Nice little tree. Given the location and the first hit when you Google it I'll bet the owners paid a small fortune for it from Architectural Plants.

 

 

It's a well established tree Jon, don't think it's gone in recently.

 

Probably should have had a better look about might have found some other treats.