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Posted (edited)
7 hours ago, Patrick goulding said:

Looks like a Salix caprea to me. (Willow tree) 👍 

Now you say that ...the younger bark does look that way .Goat willow perhaps .

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1 minute ago, Wonky said:

I'd would go with sweet chestnut , but you don’t say If it gives any nuts

Hello, thanks for the reply, no it does not give any nuts.

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1 hour ago, Stubby said:

Now you say that ...the younger bark does look that way .Goat willow perhaps .

I would say it’s a willow tree. That was the first thing that came to my mind when I sore the picture. And yes it was the younger bark on the tree what caught my eye. Plus he said he had been told it’s a weed they grow everywhere. 👍 

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Could be Goat but i would lean towards Ash. Buds will settle it. K

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( its got to go regardless- so he can get that decking down)
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2 hours ago, Drifter2406 said:

Hello, thanks for the reply, no it does not give any nuts.

Does it produce big silvery or yellow catkins in spring?

 

Alec

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9 minutes ago, agg221 said:

Does it produce big silvery or yellow catkins in spring?

 

Alec

Ok, ok . Can it fetch you a paper in the morning and make a  nice  cup of tea ?

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6 hours ago, agg221 said:

Does it produce big silvery or yellow catkins in spring?

 

Alec

I wouldn't have said catkins but something similar. I cannot remember exactly myself now, not really taken a lot of notice as iI know nothing about trees but I will keep an eye out now as we should see something on it in the next few weeks hopefully.

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