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27 minutes ago, RueLovesTrees said:

Hi all

I’m trying to identify one of my favourite trees I like to go and sit by.

I’ve attached some pictures of it. I thought it might be Hawthorne but the bark is different from pictures I’ve seen.

 

Many thanks!

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Field Maple It looks .

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Bark looks like a hawthorn leaves look abit odd but i defo reckon its a hawthorn

 

 

 

Maybe its the  Midland Hawthorn Crataegus laevigata?

 

Not the common one Crataegus monogyna

 

 

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