Tree ID

[Treemoose]

Ohio buckeye?

[nepia]

Yep - Aesculus glabra.

 

All well with you John?

 

 

Jon

[Treemoose]

Yep - Aesculus glabra.

 

All well with you John?

 

 

Jon

 

ahh cheers Jon!

 

Very well thank you, family doing well, business doing well and its not raining, can't complain!

 

Dont surpose you know what this one is, i thought it might be some kind of funky service or maple but not sure at all? some leaves seemed to be different shape to others. No helicopter/fruit or berries etc

[nepia]

ahh cheers Jon!

 

Very well thank you, family doing well, business doing well and its not raining, can't complain!

 

Dont surpose you know what this one is, i thought it might be some kind of funky service or maple but not sure at all? some leaves seemed to be different shape to others. No helicopter/fruit or berries etc

 

 

Not so sure on that one but I'd go for an Acer davidii if pushed but the multiple leaflets on a single leaf stem may deny that.

 

 

 

Acer

 

 

 

ish.

Edited July 8, 2016 by nepia

[Glen Poole]

I'll have a stab at Acer negundo

[Mark Bolam]

I thought box elder at first Glen, but those leaves just aren't right.

Very weird how it seems to have two separate leaf forms.

 

Maybe mummy tree got very, very drunk at a party.

[se7enthdevil]

there's one in the book called italian maple, could that be it???

 

acer opalus.

[Treemoose]

Thanks guys

 

couple more pics, not sure if it will help. third pic is of crushed/dried leaves that i stuck in my book.

[treerjb]

It may be Nikko Maple?

 

Acer nikoense

[treerjb]

Acer Triflorum is another possible trifoliate maple option.

 

But bark does not look right.