[SOLVED] please

[Tintop]

Not sure what this is is called guys so an id would be awsome thanks

Pat

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By Ash - Leucaena leucocephala

[dregs24]

the foliage looks like peppercorn, but not the trunk, so i'm not to sure sorry

[Tinmonkey]

Could be a type of acacia there are more than 1200 different species so not sure which one.
Or it could be Ailanthus altissima or chinese tree of heaven.

[Damian Bee]

Does the foliage smell at all?
It is not a peppercorn, they usually have serrated leaf margins.

[rowan]

Looks like an acacia at first glance. Are you able to give us a photo of more of the tree? Any buds/fruit/flowers or a bigger picture of more leaves on a branch.

[Tintop]

Hi guys

1. no smell from leaves

2. best i can do for more leaves branches is this were its come threw the canopy of my .....garden/forest

thanks guys

[paddles]

jacaranda?

[Joel]

I'm guessing it's in the family fabaceae subfamily mimosoideae. Does it have pods?

Joel

[Tintop]

No Joel no pods

got me stumped im hoping its a jacaranda they look nice in flower
If it helps with ID im in North Queensland

cheers guys

Pat

[NBPCA]

Does it have any thorns?

Gleditsia tricanthos? The Honey Locust tree?

Grant

[Damian Bee]

Its not a Jacaranda, foliage tends to be finer

[Tintop]

Nope no thorns that i can find or at least were i can reach its about 10-12 foot tall im only 5'9"

thanks Damian will keep looking on the net aswell

cheers guys

[Joel]

Have you ever seen flowers?

[Tony Bebb]

Where's Ash?

Looks like the large trees that grow in the grounds of the catholic school. Ash should know what it's called. I can't remember.
If you know Norma HH, take it to her. She might know also.

Not much help

Tony

[Joel]

Mimosa? Calliandra? Its too hard without more pics, especially flowers.

Joel