Tree ID practice

[Gollum]

Acer negundo 'Flamingo'

 

Good One:thumbup:

 

Lets see what's next

[Gollum]

should be easy

 

[RobArb]

I'd go with Prunus sargentii or Prunus 'Kanzan', more the latter than the former but have a feeling i may be wrong

[Gollum]

I'd go with Prunus sargentii or Prunus 'Kanzan', more the latter than the former but have a feeling i may be wrong

 

Look at the leaf colour it may help

[RobArb]

haha big clue, thanks!

 

Prunus 'Royal Burgundy'

 

 

And on that note i need some zeds, cheers for that gollum, feel free to post more, and anyone else too:thumbup:

[Xerxses]

Ok, you asked for it!

What this?

[RobArb]

Ok, you asked for it!

What this?

 

Leaves are definitely "cut" and have an alternate phyllotaxy, so not Acer, not Fagus either and Alnus cut leaves look a bit like Quercus, so...

 

I'd guess with the only other cut-leaved variety I know -

 

Betula pendula 'Dalecarlica'

 

Nice one Xerxes:thumbup:

 

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[janey]

My turn

 

Species not cv's for you this time.

[RobArb]

Ok, here goes... Without the I'd books as I'm at work so..

 

Acer beurgerianum

Albizia julibrissin

Eucalyptus deglupta

 

My best guesses?

 

Thanks janey:thumbup:

 

 

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[Xerxses]

Leaves are definitely "cut" and have an alternate phyllotaxy, so not Acer, not Fagus either and Alnus cut leaves look a bit like Quercus, so...

 

I'd guess with the only other cut-leaved variety I know -

 

Betula pendula 'Dalecarlica'

 

Nice one Xerxes:thumbup:

 

Sent from Rob's GalaxySII

Original tree grows smack in the middle of work and home! (or at least a cutting from the mothertree that was found 1761 or somfing on the same location) So your guess was the swedish variety instead of the more common 'Crispa'?