Sequoia or welly?

[Eddy_t]

I shall if I get chance, I'm on a giant rotary mower currently

 

 

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[Eddy_t]

As promised, the metasequoia

 

 

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[Arctostaphylos uva-ursi]

Nice one thanks! Looks reasonable healthy at the moment!

Sorry to the OP if this is considered a hijack of the thread.

I shall cease and desist now that Eddy T has kindly sated my appetite!

[Eddy_t]

Nice one thanks! Looks reasonable healthy at the moment!

Sorry to the OP if this is considered a hijack of the thread.

I shall cease and desist now that Eddy T has kindly sated my appetite!

 

I wouldn't say it's a hijack, I've provided pics for ID of 3 'common' 'sequoia' species

 

 

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[se7enthdevil]

thats a good point, this was one set of species i.d, that i was not sure about when looking at the foliage and they've helped me out...

[muttley9050]

Thanks guys and thanks eddy. There definately wellys. Here's a pic of the relatively small poorly one. We have 5 other much healthier larger ones.

[Marc Lewis]

It's almost as if google never existed.

 

I don't think Le Sanglier has done a great deal wrong here, in fact I think it is a fair comment. There does seem to be an awful lot of misunderstanding on this subject. What is not helping is people are mixing the Latin name with the English name in the same sentence.

[Tommy_B]

There are some of the first examples of Metasequoias in the UK in Cambridge Botanical Gardens if anyone is interested.

[Hedge hunter]

As promised, the metasequoia

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lol i tried to burn that stuff in my garden that i cleared,in no terms does it accept alot of red doozel and burn... i was quite up set:lol:

[MattyF]

Cool tom ,I've been meaning to get my arse in there for the last 20 years lol!