I have no idea

[Mick Dempsey]

Got the address? If that’s the front of the house google street view will give an ‘in leaf’ pic.

[AHPP]

Or a rightmove listing, geograph photo etc if you fancy the detective work. Steve's appraisal of your client is accurate...

[treevolution]

Great idea thanks.

 

Found it on Google maps in full leaf. 

 

 

 

Edited April 4, 2023 by treevolution

[Mick Dempsey]

Do share..

[treevolution]

90% sure its a Wingnut. 

 

Going to get the app next that can id any plant or tree from a photo. 

 

Think there is a yearly cost but would be a real help with id and also help with my latin which I really struggle with at College. 

[treevolution]

The app is called picture this. 

 

Has anyone had any experience with it and what are their thoughts. 

 

Thanks 

[Mick Dempsey]

I think you should show us a picture of the tree that people have tried to help you identify.

[Steven P]

Won't help identifying the tree but from the angles of the photos, does the tree belong to the client / customer or their neighbour? Just curious.

[Dan Maynard]

2 hours ago, treevolution said:

The app is called picture this. 

 

Has anyone had any experience with it and what are their thoughts. 

 

Thanks 

I had it for a few years. Problem I had is that for easy stuff it's right but you know that anyway. For difficult stuff you're not sure it's right so you end up finding the Collins book to check. Also it's US biased so you don't necessarily get the most likely option here.

 

I'd give it a whirl for a year, if you use it a lot then keep it but if not then don't bother.

[treevolution]

Here's a picture of the tree in full leaf. 

 

Thanks again for all the help.