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Growth anomaly on ash trees

Pete Mctree

By Pete Mctree
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Stubby Grand Master

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12 minutes ago, sloth said:

Have a look at Caucasian wingnut Stubby...

Yes . Got it mate . Thank you . The rest of the leaf looks very much like Ash at a quick glance but you are obviously correct and I have learn t something  today . Thanks matey . Nice one . :)

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Stubby Grand Master

Stubby

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10 hours ago, Gary Prentice said:

Where did you find this Stubby?

ive never seen one.

This is an edge tree on the road boundary to part of West Dean woods . Next to the gateway that leads down to the loading bay . 

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