HI Guys and Girls,
Just 6 months into the little tree world and addicted already!, Driving the wife crazy with all this tree talk..
Just after a little help deciphering the species of the little evergreen I purchased today.
Please see pics attached
Leaf size is approx. 1.5-2cm a nice glossy green
Bark is rough.
Thanks in advance,
Adrian
Help with Evergreen tree ID
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BikesandBonsai
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Help with Evergreen tree ID
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Black Knight
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Re: Help with Evergreen tree ID
Hi BikesandBonsai,
Welcome aboard to the addiction that never seems to go away.
My guess is- Euonymus japonica Microphylla (Boxleaf).
Good luck.
Black Knight
Welcome aboard to the addiction that never seems to go away.
My guess is- Euonymus japonica Microphylla (Boxleaf).
Good luck.
Black Knight
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BikesandBonsai
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Re: Help with Evergreen tree ID
Thanks Black Knight,
Looks like your right on the money after having a Google. I've given it a trim as seen in the pics. It looks to be a very hardy little variety.
I've quickly amassed a great selection of trees .I've been lucky enough to purchase off elderly enthusiast that don't have the ability to look after their collections anymore. I love the fact the trees are in some way heirlooms. Would love to be able to teach my young kids one day. I've enrolled in several courses and looking to join a club.
Looks like your right on the money after having a Google. I've given it a trim as seen in the pics. It looks to be a very hardy little variety.
I've quickly amassed a great selection of trees .I've been lucky enough to purchase off elderly enthusiast that don't have the ability to look after their collections anymore. I love the fact the trees are in some way heirlooms. Would love to be able to teach my young kids one day. I've enrolled in several courses and looking to join a club.
