Tree ID practice

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

is the last one a big persica?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

P alba

[RobArb]

nope and nope, last one is tricky purely because its really essentially just a picture of form, i didn't get any close-ups unfortunately that weren't blurred:blush:

 

I'll give you a clue, its in the Ulmaceae family

 

 

The other two are not P. alba, you need to guess again before i give a clue on this:biggrin:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

nope and nope, last one is tricky purely because its really essentially just a picture of form, i didn't get any close-ups unfortunately that weren't blurred:blush:

 

I'll give you a clue, its in the Ulmaceae family

 

 

The other two are not P. alba, you need to guess again before i give a clue on this:biggrin:

 

no clues thanks. but will stop guessing and get the book out!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Ulmus americana?

 

and mmm now to look up the conny, my weakest point!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Picea engelmannii f. glauca?

 

or P x hursutii the presumed hybrid?

 

it aint no bog standard pungens!

[RobArb]

Not Ulmus americana

 

And the other one, don't want to put a dampner on your guesses but your in the wrong Genus:001_smile:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Not Ulmus americana

 

And the other one, don't want to put a dampner on your guesses but your in the wrong Genus:001_smile:

 

thought so

[RobArb]

I hated learning these conifers but i kept drilling it into myself, going over and over and over the books, I'm pretty confident of getting a correct genus when out and about now, its still pretty hard with the species most times:biggrin:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

american fir, glauca