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    Can anyone tell me if species have to be mentioned on a preservation order? I know they have to get the species right if they put it on but is simply putting "deciduous tree" sufficient? Seems a bit shabby to me. Ta
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    Tree of heaven. Ailanthus altissima.
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    Here's a shoddy pic of the shoddy unbalanced one I found recently 🙂
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    It's a well established tree Jon, don't think it's gone in recently. Probably should have had a better look about might have found some other treats.
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    Cheers Matt, I'd hoped your curiosity might get the better of you. Was it an internet find or from a book?
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    It's cardboard, anyone fancy another crack at the tree? 🙂
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    Thanks for that, do you know what it is though?
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    Not like any mimosa I've seen before and too big to be the fern, it's an evergreen and looking mature at about 6 meters. Didn't have my phone on site but the bark and branch form are pretty much Arbutus unedo, not familiar with any other arbutus but think that's most likely.
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    From a private garden in Hampton, come across a fair few rarities that way. Yes there is a bit of paper and a desk in the pic for the overly observant amongst us🙂
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    I was relatively green at the time, I can remember the climber up there taking the limbs off with a 066 and lumps fling off as he crashed it down. There's a video somewhere of the butt going over, prob on vhs.
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    Friends of Deepdene | Aerial view of Deepdene House looking towards the grotto the one in the middle in front of the house.
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    I helped in the removal of one in dorking 20 Ish years ago, it was about 3m diameter at ground level as I recall. We thought at the time it was one of the original 7 that were imported, no idea if that's true but it was massive.
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    "Dentata" I believe. No hope with yours mind.
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    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.
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    They're all just in private gardens I know what this one is, the extra pics should help.
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    Thanks Mattmoss good work.. As a show of my gratitude here's a picture of a big leaf Do you know that one? 🙂🙂🙂
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    There's also the single seed bit. I'd kinda hoped they'd get a bigger sample
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    I have every confidence in you Jon 🙂
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    Can't rule out eleagnus but I'm pretty confident it's not ebbingei. No thorns or dust and leaf too small.
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    Google image doesn't work on the phone Jon. Didn't work on it myself but the lack of angry looks, swearing and blood tells me no thorns.
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    We reduced this yesterday so thought I'd give it a little bump. Anyone got fresh ideas??
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    Love mine, had it 4 or 5 years now but it's all I know.
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    Ta. I'll get better shots next time, don't think I'll be seeing my garden in daylight till the weekend though.

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