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Tee.xo
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by Tee.xo »
My new tree. Not 100% sure on the species. Can anyone help me please?
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by MoGanic »
If the leaves are thick and juicy, it's a Jade plant or Money Tree. Not sure of the Scientific name though haha
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by squizzy »
Crokia would be my guess
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by Jarrod »
Cotoneaster I reckon
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by Hackimoto »
Actually I think you are both kinda correct. I think it is a Corokia cotoneaster. Which is a Corokia, not a Cotoneaster.
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by Tee.xo »
I know what jade looks like and I'm pretty certain it is not jade!
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by bodhidharma »
Not a Corokia leaves are to bright. If it flowers with little yellow flowers then i am wrong.
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by Tee.xo »
When would it flower?
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by Hackimoto »
I still say Corokia cotoneaster, the white/fury new growth gives it away.

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by Gerard »
I am confident it is a corokia.
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by anttal63 »
Yes i say Corokia !!!

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by Tee.xo »
Ok so when should it flower?
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by Gerard »
Mine is flowering now, they are not significant flowers very small yellow. I will try to remember to get a photo when I get home.
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by Tee.xo »
Mine looks either very new or lacking somewhere! No flowers!
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