What's this then?

[kev7937]

 

They're all just in private gardens

 

I know what this one is, the extra pics should help.

[kev7937]

MattMoss what's your secret?! I'm very impressed; how did your operate an investigative trail to ID this thing?

 

 

 

Still have every faith in me Kev?!

 

 

Ha ha yep, I'm sure you'd have got there in the end. There's another above to test your skills though, should be a bit easier.

[MATTMOSS]

MattMoss what's your secret?! I'm very impressed; how did your operate an investigative trail to ID this thing?

 

Still have every faith in me Kev?!

 

No secret mate, im just awfully ocd (or sad) and its like i cant stop until i work out what it is.

I have lots of books and spend hours trailling the internet.

The key to good identification skills is to concentrate on distinct features of the sample and link those to plant families/genus.

I like the challenge trying to beat you guys to the answer.

Its good for learning your trees!

It can get very frustrating tho.

Especially when its from the other side of the world.

[MATTMOSS]

Quercus denata.

[MATTMOSS]

Heres one you might not have seen very often

[kev7937]

"Dentata" I believe.

 

No hope with yours mind.

[MATTMOSS]

"Dentata" I believe.

 

No hope with yours mind.

 

yes your correct i missed a 't'

 

You cant budgie out that easy youve got to stay up all night and find out what it is.