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9th Look! No clothes.
Guess the species
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Elm
Hawthorn
Firethorn
Hawthorn
Firethorn
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I down 2 to goHandy Mick wrote:Elm
Hawthorn
Firethorn
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tree c and e - celtis?
the bark looks like it is pretty old, celtis can get this on aged trunks.
the bark looks like it is pretty old, celtis can get this on aged trunks.
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Sorry Jamie, not celtisJamie wrote:tree c and e - celtis?
the bark looks like it is pretty old, celtis can get this on aged trunks.
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First two look like hawthorns.
third one Engish elm.
third one Engish elm.
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These are just beautiful! 
Could you post some pics when they get their leaves in Spring?
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Is tree "e" a Liquidambar?
Could you post some pics when they get their leaves in Spring?
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Is tree "e" a Liquidambar?
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I think the third one is the more difficult to identify as it is less commonDavidN wrote:First two look like hawthorns.
third one Engish elm.
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clue time -
The first two, "C" and "D" are hawthorns.
Tree "E" is not a hawthorn but does have thorns.
The first two, "C" and "D" are hawthorns.
Tree "E" is not a hawthorn but does have thorns.
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Bluebell ?
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Sorry mickHandy Mick wrote:Bluebell ?
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more clues,
All three trees are from the genus - crataegus
"C" and "D" are c.monogyna (common hawthorn)
"E" has smaller more delicate foliage and I believe much nicer autumn colour.
All three trees are from the genus - crataegus
"C" and "D" are c.monogyna (common hawthorn)
"E" has smaller more delicate foliage and I believe much nicer autumn colour.
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Crataegus phaenopyrum is a species of hawthorn commonly known as Washington Hawthorn or Washington Thorn?
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Jarrod wrote:Crataegus phaenopyrum is a species of hawthorn commonly known as Washington Hawthorn or Washington Thorn?
A species which I like very much, tiny foliage which I feel is very well suited to bonsai.
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