Cheers
Dibbo.
PS: Sorry for the lousy photos. They were taken with my iPhone on the run as we were up to our necks in digging etc.
[ID] Can anyone help identify this tree
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[ID] Can anyone help identify this tree
I dug these out of my daughters garden in Albury as she was doing a garden make-over. I am sure the first is a privet but not sure of the second deciduous tree. Can anyone help with a postive ID?
Cheers
Dibbo.
PS: Sorry for the lousy photos. They were taken with my iPhone on the run as we were up to our necks in digging etc.
Cheers
Dibbo.
PS: Sorry for the lousy photos. They were taken with my iPhone on the run as we were up to our necks in digging etc.
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Re: [ID] Can anyone help identify this tree
Second one is a Pittosporum (NZ and no good for bonsai) the first needs a better pic.
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Re: [ID] Can anyone help identify this tree
yeah second looks like pittosporum tenuifolium and the first one could be a large leaf privet I think?
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