7th Look! No clothes.
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7th Look! No clothes.
Guess the species
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Re: 7th Look! No clothes.
Must be an ash tree?
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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Re: 7th Look! No clothes.
not much to go on but bark and buds look a little like my Acer campestrus
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Re: 7th Look! No clothes.
Sorry Shibui, not an acer. 
These buds burst into unusual flowers which look like little bright green feather dusters.
These buds burst into unusual flowers which look like little bright green feather dusters.
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Re: 7th Look! No clothes.
hi mate 
I was going to say calliandra but I havent seen them with a green flower, but thats not to say they cant have green ones! they do have a feather type flower though.
I was going to say calliandra but I havent seen them with a green flower, but thats not to say they cant have green ones! they do have a feather type flower though.
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Re: 7th Look! No clothes.
Sorry Jamie,
not a calliandra, (not one I have heard of)
I might start quoting Bretts again
not a calliandra, (not one I have heard of)
I might start quoting Bretts again
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Re: 7th Look! No clothes.
Alder? Flowers actually being catkins???
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Treat 'em mean, keep 'em green.
Treat 'em mean, keep 'em green.
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Re: 7th Look! No clothes.
Bretts was correct with his first guess, ash 
but which type 
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vellutina?
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Re: 7th Look! No clothes.
Is there more than one type
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I just realized that I am not being entirely fair, this tree was purchased from a deceased estate. The seller did not know so I consulted a few respected club members who insist this is correct..........................
The common - European ash, Fraxinus Excelsior.
I believe this to be correct but have not seen such flowers on any other, so I could be persuaded otherwise. I will post photos when it flowers.
The common - European ash, Fraxinus Excelsior.
I believe this to be correct but have not seen such flowers on any other, so I could be persuaded otherwise. I will post photos when it flowers.
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