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Steph-B
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One of the trees in my garden doesn’t seem to have survived the winter. See pix below: leaves are all brown whereas normally they are green. Is there any hope it will ever recover or should I get it removed now does anyone know?

 

Does anyone know what it is by the way?

 

The third photo is a kind of sapling which started growing beside it last year - any advice on that would also be welcome. Not sure if it’s the same sort of tree or something different - or whether I should remove that as well while it’s still small.

 

Thanks for your help. This is my first post :-)

 

 

Steph

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Thanks very much for your quick replies - even bearing bad news. Well I was never that fond of it. And I fancy one of these plum trees with purply leaves as a replacement - I think the ash will have to go as well :-(

 

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Steph

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