Tree ID help please.

[Gnarlyoak]

Had to clear a windblown tree yesterday in the Oldham area. Had'nt come across one before and struggling to identify it. Pretty sure it belongs to the Leguminosae family, given the type of seed pod and the smell of the cut wood was reminiscent of Laburnham. Could it be Voss's Laburnham, L. x watereri 'Vossii'?

[Tom10]

Look like green peppers...

 

So, a pepper tree

 

hope you didn't chip the brash - could of made extra money at the local farmers market with them

[Gnarlyoak]

Look like green peppers...

 

So, a pepper tree

 

hope you didn't chip the brash - could of made extra money at the local farmers market with them

 

Hmmm, I suppose the small green nodules do look a bit like a green pepper corns, but I'm guessing they go on to develop into the pea like pods you can see alongside them.

 

Besides, smelt peasy not peppery...

[T & C Tree Services]

Fruits are reminiscent of Saphora sp. but leaves aren't.

[William]

Could it be a plum with some kind of insect mutated fruits?

[Adam Bourne]

leaves almost resemble walnut???

[Joe Loggs]

leaves almost resemble walnut???

 

That's what I thought but was to scared to say it haha.

[Adam Bourne]

That's what I thought but was to scared to say it haha.

 

 

at least i won't be getting the P taken out me on my own then if were wrong.....

 

 

just saying what i see really mate no harm in doing that.....

[AlvinD]

Only tree I could ID it with is Leburnam,

[William]

Could it be a plum with some kind of insect mutated fruits?

 

See:

Pocket plum / Royal Horticultural Society

 

Looks like plum with a fungal infection.