Got a couple here

[kev7937]

The first one I'm 99% on but I haven't checked so ill see if you can help me out.

 

 

 

 

 

And I'll hold my hands up on the second

Well scoobied..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sorry pics are crap

 

 

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[kev7937]

No-one?

 

 

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[woody paul]

First one may be quince.

[kev7937]

That's what I thought too, really stood out in flower.

 

It's the second one that's more of a puzzler, I know what the client had it down as but I'm not convinced as yet.

I thought I'd see if any suggestions came up before I put the idea into people's heads

 

 

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[jaime bray]

For some reason im thinking walnut for the second. But maybe too obvious

[Dan]

first one quince, second mulberry maybe

[kev7937]

Anyone else?

 

 

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[Eddy_t]

1st looks like a pear, are the leaves downy? If they are it's a quince, if not I will go with pear, second one would be walnut if the leaves are similar to an ash

 

 

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[Marc]

first one quince, second mulberry maybe

 

Mulberry is what I'd say for second pic too.

[kev7937]

First one is a quince I'm pretty sure so that's that sorted but still not convinced on the second, the client had it as a mulberry but neither myself or another experienced arb did, it just didn't look right.

 

The leaf looks ok and i know it's fairly young but I've never seen one with such a clear, straight (unknobly) stem and don't mulberry's have a milky sap when wounded?

 

I've worked on a few over the years and just didn't ring any bells bar the leaf.

 

Any other suggestions?