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Help with identifying a Tree.... please
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nick @ NM Garden Services Ltd Oct 25, 2012. 33 Replies 0 Likes
Hii wonder if any one could identify this tree for me.... ive looked all over the internet and…Continue
Trade discounts
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kevin Barnett Oct 14, 2012. 14 Replies 0 Likes
Hi All... I have come across a pricing issue, id like to share.. im not sure if im just being stupid.. I have opened an trade account with a horticultural trade/wholesaler and enquired about some…Continue
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PRO MemberNick @ NM Garden Services Ltd replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please
John Baker replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"Brilliant...Neil must have blinked while he was looking "all over the internet" lol"
Dave Sewell replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"http://www.cirrusimage.com/tree_corkscrew_black_locust.htm
I think Tanya is right on the money!"
Tanya Batkin replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"The bark and growth pattern are unlike any Cotinus that I've seen. Cotinis is much less twisted in its growth and the bark on the mature specimens that I have seen (admittedly very few) have been more like scales than this.
It does look very…"
Mark Watson replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"Tow of my customers have a green cotinus, am going to one this week so will take a photo for comparison."
BensBotanics replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"I've seen some fairly big Exochordas, although I've need seen/noticed one that I can say with any certainty is 'full sized'. There was a 'tree' Cotinus at (I think) Sissinghurst when I went many years ago, and…"
PRO MemberPaul McNulty replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please
"Sorry, I'd bet my mortgage on it being a Robinia. Leaves are in scale with the exochorda as suggested, but that's a shrub and as far as I'm aware there's not a variety that will grow to this size of tree. The leaves in the…"
N. F. Trees & Gardens replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"Potentially a Black Locust?"
BensBotanics replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"Could I now add Exochorda into the list of possibles? Just looking at the first picture (with a finger for scale). Afraid to me it is now definitely not a Cotinus unless it's a very obscure species!!!"
Neil Greenfield replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"thank you... "
Elliot Smith replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"It is definitely a Continus, I was working on one of these the other day infact and I must say it was a joy."
Neil Greenfield replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"and
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Neil Greenfield replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"ive a few more pictures... hope they might help.. the crushed leaves only smell of leaves.. not fruit.
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Neil Greenfield replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please"ok.. i might try and investigate in more detail tomorrow, given time... thank you all for your help.
neil"
PRO MemberPaul McNulty replied to Neil Greenfield's discussion Help with identifying a Tree.... please
"I'm not sure if it's actually Lady Lace, never seen one but it's possible, or just a normal green robinia that's got the common leaf damage we have on all of them in the South East this year. They are all showing distorted…"
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