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[David Humphries]

Giles, you are forthwith banned from this thread, so don't darken these pages again

 

 

 

Good call that man.

 

It's a lovely Tree, would liked to have seen it in flower

 

 

 

 

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[Giles Hill]

Sorry. It's in the Barcham's catalogue and I've specified it once or twice. Nice to see a mature one - looks like it's going to have a good autumn colour to it.

[ScottF]

There's one in a garden I'm doing some inspections in. It's only around 25-30, C6 metres tall but already starting to look quite elegant. It's got a very airy crown and doesn't cast much shade. Lovely thing.

[ScottF]

here's one for youse:

[Andy Collins]

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/152513-post326.html I forgot to update with the answer to the 1st pic I posted it was Idesia polycarpa Maxim, and I quote from Hilliers Trees & Shrubs here:

" An ornamental, medium-sized sometimes dioecious tree with large,ovate, long-stalked leaves, glaucous beneath, recalling those of Populus wilsonii. The tiny, yellowish-green flowers are borne in large terminal panicles in summer, but not on young trees. Large bunches of pea-like, bright red berries are borne on female trees in autumn."

I still need (would like) help help with ID on the cunninghamia if anyone knows it. I'm thinking its some form of Auracaria, along the line of Norfolk Island Pine, but I really dont know

Edited September 15, 2009 by Andy Collins

[John Hancock]

....and a nother one from Worcester.

[Giles Hill]

I don't think either of those two are in the Barcham catalogue, therefore they don't exist.

[John Hancock]

here's one for youse:

 

....a stab in the dark - Katsure Tree Cercidiphllum japonicum

[ScottF]

....a stab in the dark - Katsure Tree Cercidiphllum japonicum

 

Back o' the net! Katsura it is.

 

Haven't the foggiest what yours is.

 

Look a bit walnutty

 

yet not. Are those alternate buds?

[josharb87]

is that a jewel tree john?