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Unidentified autumn flowering deciduous tree

Please can anyone identify this tree/shrub At the risk of sounding boring-a picture paints a thousand words Any chance? If only. I simply can't get the image upload feature to work. Can you upload it to an external site and use that as a link? by John Daly

02/11/2012 10:02:33

by sotongeoff

Deciduous

What does this mean when they say the plant is Deciduous? It means that the plant loses it's leaves in winter. If they keep the leaves they are evergreens. Kathy is right of course. Trees/plants are either decidous or coniferous. As Kathy says by Cia

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21/07/2012 21:36:14

by weejenny

Leaf mould vs Chalara ash dieback

Last year we composted the leaves from the mixed deciduous trees in and around our garden and planned to do the same this year. However, there are ash trees within our collection area, they do not seem to have any of the signs of Chalara ash by Spider5

03/11/2012 12:54:51

by sotongeoff

ididenty please

Please could someone tell me the name of this small tree? It is deciduous with small white flowers in the summer. Then in autumn it produces these stunning blue berries nestling in purple calyxes. Thank you. It could be a Clerodendron Pam LL x http by jatnikapyar

04/11/2012 10:05:37

by nutcutlet

Tree/Shrub ID

, is that a flower/catkin bud? HiThe tree/shrub is deciduous. The colour of the leaves in autumn is pretty much the colour of the leaves in the photographs. There does appear to be a flower/catkin bud towards the top of the twig.Thanks for your helpSJ My by Si Jon

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27/11/2012 17:16:19

by nutcutlet

Talkback: Earth, wind and fire

I loved the way you brought these topics together in a piece (not sure about the nudists)& remember the great fires of Yellow Stone some years ago. I visited the park some 2-3 years later & the transformation was incredible. New tree growth by The Garden Monkey

28/11/2011 18:29:58

by Reg Bingham

Hedging for shade

Hi all, youve probably had this question a million and one times but could you reccomend a suitable hedging plant that will survive under deciduous trees? Prefferably it would be evergreen, doesnt have to flower but i could cope with that lol. I by M Fent

31/03/2013 23:25:49

by Woodgreen wonderboy

Climbing Ivy

and keep it under control. Ivy is a problem if it takes over the tree and shuts out the light from the tree's leaves, or when it makes a deciduous tree far heavier and stop more wind in the winter, can blow over in extreme cases. But if you keep by Fish2

18/04/2013 21:57:39

by Fish2

Vigorous climber needed

... The only climbers that are really vigorous enough to cover a medium to large tree tend to be deciduous themselves and so won't really do what you want them to do. You could try something like a clematis 'Montana', which will happily climb up through by Brilith

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21/02/2012 19:10:13

by yellowcone87

Identification

Does anyone know what varieties these are please? All I know is that one is a rose (Last I remember I saw a white flower on it which were few and far between) And the other is a deciduous Honeysuckle which had small double white flowers in spring by Mattbeer87

25/08/2012 13:44:14

by Mattbeer87

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