Help with ID please
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Help with ID please
I have had this tree for a few years. Was purchased in a very poor state and did not have any ID with it. Any help to ID would be much appreciated Thanks
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Craig
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Re: Help with ID please
Hi Bonsaiboy, i think Craig is right, fraxinus Excelsior,, nice tree by the way 
Craig
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Re: Help with ID please
Fraxinus excelsior is probably misused amongst bonsai people.
F excelsior has big prominent black buds.
We call this F angustifolia var angustifolia at the collection or Desert ash.
grant
F excelsior has big prominent black buds.
We call this F angustifolia var angustifolia at the collection or Desert ash.
grant
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Re: Help with ID please
Thanks for pointing that out Grant, so F excelsior has black buds and F angustifolia, which is closely related to excelsior has brown buds, good to know, thanksNBPCA wrote:Fraxinus excelsior is probably misused amongst bonsai people.
F excelsior has big prominent black buds.
We call this F angustifolia var angustifolia at the collection or Desert ash.
grant
Craig
