Tree identification
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MisterMercer
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Re: Tree identification
Hi MisterMercer,
It is difficult to tell from the quality of your photo's, if you could get some better shots it will be quicker to get an ID. It could be a Guava, but that is a rough guess.
King Regards, Ent.
It is difficult to tell from the quality of your photo's, if you could get some better shots it will be quicker to get an ID. It could be a Guava, but that is a rough guess.
King Regards, Ent.
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Re: Tree identification
We need clear in focus photos to effect a proper ID. I think it may be a camellia ?
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Re: Tree identification
Looks to be a small leaf privet? As others have said a better photo would help
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Re: Tree identification
It is a pretty ambiguous sort of plant so there are a few possibilities but I'd go along with squizzy. I think it is one of the privets. Knowing your approximate location might also help to reduce the possibilities Mister Mercer. Some tropical species rarely turn up down south and vice versa.
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