Gerard wrote:Gerard wrote:I like your train of thought but this isBretts wrote:
First guess is larch,
Sorry Bodhi,
not an alder
3rd Look! No clothes.
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Sorry Bodhi,
not an alder
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Sorry David it's not crazy filbert,Gerard wrote:Gerard wrote:Gerard wrote:I like your train of thought but this isBretts wrote:
First guess is larch,
false, false, false, false,false, false
Sorry Bodhi,
not an alder
Sorry Jarrod not cornus
Did anybody pick up on the clue
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tilia?
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Sorry Nishiki, not tilia
Bretts suggested it might be a larch, I told him false.
Bretts suggested it might be a larch, I told him false.
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Sorry Jarrod, it's not a noth a.... (I don't know that one)
It belongs to the family "pinaceae" and is deciduous
It belongs to the family "pinaceae" and is deciduous
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japanese larch?????????
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european larch????!!!
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Pseudolarix
Northafagus is false beech i think, tassie native
Northafagus is false beech i think, tassie native
Jarrod
Treat 'em mean, keep 'em green.
Treat 'em mean, keep 'em green.
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Steven wrote:Pseudolarix amabilis?
Nice work Steven. Pseudolarix (false larch)
Sometimes called a golden larch, it is not a larch (larix) at all. It is more closely related to the Keleleeria and the cedrus.
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Never heard of that one before so I was right to give up after Elm 
I started to wonder why you had quoted me so many times
I started to wonder why you had quoted me so many times
It's too bad your in such a hurry cause the stories I could tell you, Bushels and baskets of stories, hole crates full of stories. But if you can spare a moment I will tell you one story.
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I was trying very hard to give hints,
it is a beautiful species with really bright green soft foliage. Perhaps a bit sensitive for our climate. I am sure there would be a few about but only one other I have seen.
it is a beautiful species with really bright green soft foliage. Perhaps a bit sensitive for our climate. I am sure there would be a few about but only one other I have seen.
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