ID Quiz

[scotspine1]

Not Cedrus or Japanese Larch

[Andy Collins]

given the pic, how about a very small clue?

[scotspine1]

given the pic, how about a very small clue?

 

The tree is in Scotland but they're native to much of the cooler temperate northern hemisphere including America, Canada and Russia.

 

Maybe too much of a clue there, anyway this specimen has being able to spread it branches and has not taken on the usual form.

 

Its not Swamp Cypress either, no close ups as it'd be too easy.

[Steve Bullman]

ginko

[Giles Hill]

sorry giles grandis would have longer leaves around 5 cm

 

Thanks for the tip Rod, firs aren't my strong point - I was secretly relieved to get the genus right!

 

As for the current one, I don't have any idea...

[Rod]

Thanks for the tip Rod, firs aren't my strong point - I was secretly relieved to get the genus right!

 

As for the current one, I don't have any idea...

 

its got me beat need a better pic

 

might be some kind of larch?

[Rod]

think its time we got the answer

[Rod]

here's another

[Andy Collins]

AAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGHHHHH:scared1: This is going to take me a while! They all look the same!

[Andy Collins]

Ok my final answer for Tims is Larix decidua, and I think Rods may be A. koreana, but I cant find a picture of the bark in my books.....yet! I shall be back when I do tho.