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It might be S x latifolia, but I think the leaf's too broad. The trouble with this little group of beam trees (S. bristoliensis, S. subcuneata, S. devoniensis etc) is that they're practically identical. There's also the possibility that this is a naturally-occurring, native hybrid between S. aria and S. torminalis.

 

Either way this is from a rare group and it's a whopper. I'd love to have a look at it meself. I love 'em.

 

 

 

 

 

In Hampstead, North London?

 

I think there's only about 300 of the bristoliensis.

 

I'm plumbing for Sorbus latifolia - The Service Tree of Fontainebleau

 

Hybrid of S. aria & S. torminalis

 

The only thing that's puzzling me is the height

 

As is evident in the first shot, it is searching for light through very dense canopy.

 

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It might be S x latifolia, but I think the leaf's too broad. The trouble with this little group of beam trees (S. bristoliensis, S. subcuneata, S. devoniensis etc) is that they're practically identical. There's also the possibility that this is a naturally-occurring, native hybrid between S. aria and S. torminalis.

 

Either way this is from a rare group and it's a whopper. I'd love to have a look at it meself. I love 'em.

 

 

 

We do have very healthy populations of both aria and torminalis, so possibly a hybrid.

 

Think this one is planted though, stands in group of Beech & Red Oak

 

 

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Try this one......

 

Oh go on then.

 

Oxydendrum arboreum - can be identified by ridged bark, dangly bits and left-clicking on a picture of it.

 

Sorry. :001_tongue:

 

The willow oak, was an honest educated guess though.:001_smile:

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Is it one of those really rare Bilbobagginsii horizontalis?

 

 

 

 

 

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Yes i shoulda flipped the pics the right way :) you'll haffot crane ya neck..

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I thought I had :001_smile:

 

 

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yeh sorry that was me being rather thick... i'd just got in and me tea weren't ready, the hunger made me stark ravin looney :)

 

no its not that... but very very close, answers soon ;)

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