Trees from a distance

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Xylosma congestum


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Huh?? Gesundheit!

That's a new one for me Diane. I couldn't even find it in my "Trees I've Never Heard Of Before" book. Had to look at Wikipedea.

Sounds like doctor-speak for a bad cold...
 
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Sounds like doctor-speak for a bad cold...

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Haha, that's a good one, Rob.

Xylosma probably doesn't grow in your or Tom's region but I felt like throwing it out there.


-Diane
 
I will start giving clues now, since this tree is a hard one...

There are several species of this tree, at least three of which are named for their region or country. There. That should do it.

-Tom
 
I'll move over to Carpinus then
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Carpinus betulus 'Fastigiata' or 'Columnaris' ?



Although it doesn't seem to be holding its form very well...


-Diane
 
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You were warm because of your 'country' guesses,

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Aye, well... I was workin' me way over thar to the 'mother country' with the Rowans, just taking me time, you know, but it looks like Rob beat me to it
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Although, if it is S. alnifolia change the above accent to Korean/Chinese -
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-Diane
 
Rob is correct, the lego bastid. The clue was based on the names of these trees:

American Mountain-ash

European Mountain-ash

Korean Mountain-ash

Methinks I am too generous with me clues.

-Tom
 

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