Is it a dodgy, southern version? I thought it was just a Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) but maybe it is a cultivar. If you look, Richard, you'll see that I always give Trees a capital letter.
Is it a dodgy, southern version? I thought it was just a Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) but maybe it is a cultivar. If you look, Richard, you'll see that I always give Trees a capital letter.
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Not some dodgy Southern version of bird cherry? (And why don't trees get capitals for their names, I'd like to know?)
Is it a dodgy, southern version? I thought it was just a Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) but maybe it is a cultivar.
If you look, Richard, you'll see that I always give Trees a capital letter.
Is it a dodgy, southern version? I thought it was just a Bird Cherry (Prunus padus) but maybe it is a cultivar.
If you look, Richard, you'll see that I always give Trees a capital letter.
Right how about Number 2?
Leaves look a bit like walnut, but the flowers don't. I'm stumped.
I think it is a Fringe Tree - Chionanthus virginicus.
Have only seen one first-hand once but I have heard they make good small back yard trees.
Alfred Kraemer
I think it is a Fringe Tree - Chionanthus virginicus
Alfred
No, not a Fringe Tree...
Fraxinus ornus?
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