ID Quiz

[stevelucocq]

 

The only worry is the written exams come first and the topics for those seem to be mostly stuff that varies between tedious and pointless.

 

I know where you are coming from with this...I am digging deep to crack on with this but would much rather be reading about the three types of Larch for the tech cert ID.

 

cheers steve ps Giles are you heading up the night before the written paper as I have been emailed Iain about arranging some accommodation?

[Giles Hill]

I am planning to go up the day before, but I haven't sorted anything out yet - I noticed Iain was going to post some details...

[David Humphries]

Couple of relatively easy ones.

 

First of all, one of my all time favourite Landscape trees............

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Second one, not quite as straight forward.................

 

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[Graham]

Tilia tomentosa?

[David Humphries]

Tilia tomentosa?

 

Well that one lasted a while then.

 

Nice one Graham.

Silver Lime - a real cracker.

Though this ones got a few old Gano brackets

 

 

 

 

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[Graham]

Is the second one a leaf or leaflet? Reminds me of Pride of India..Koelreuteria but prob way off

[David Humphries]

Is the second one a leaf or leaflet? Reminds me of Pride of India..Koelreuteria but prob way off

 

 

 

Leaf

 

 

 

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[Peter]

Well that one lasted a while then.

 

Nice one Graham.

Silver Lime - a real cracker.

Though this ones got a few old Gano brackets

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I sliced and diced the tallest silver lime in Stockport a few years ago after it blew over. I think it was around 65 feet tall.

[David Humphries]

I sliced and diced the tallest silver lime in Stockport a few years ago after it blew over. I think it was around 65 feet tall.

 

 

Do you remember why it failed Peter?

 

 

This one sits in the landscape on it's lonesome, so scale is difficult from the shot, but I reckon it's up around the 80/90 foot mark.

 

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