?What Tree is This?

[frans]

The pictures were sent to me. Thats all I have. The client has a property in Washington with this tree growing in the yard.
I would have taken better pictures thats for sure.
The vibrunum idea and the camperdown both seem like great candidates.
This is a difficult I.D. with such little information as we (i) have.
Thanks for all the help. This forum is very helpfull. What do we have here, 100 years of experiance from all the professionals? I bet the tree is one of the suggestions
Thanks

 

[Toparboring]

Your welcome Frans I try to help when I can and hopefully with more ID I can help out more.

 

[SirTreeRat]

I'm still thinking witchhazel, but pos. camp. Elm, The wavey-ness of the leaves are throwing me off. The leave vain is the same for both, as well is the margin. But witchhazel does have a wave to it.

 

[trees4est]

Here's a link to some photos of Camperdown elms: http://classes.hortla.wsu.edu/hort231/List08/camperdown.html
You can see how the leaves have those oddball (for an elm) large teeth that look like small lobes. They do give it a wavier look.

 

[Steve Connally]

camilia/gardenia family though pruned?

 

[Mark Chisholm]

Frans,

My brother said:
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I would have to say based on the picture I am 99% sure it's a Camper Down Elm (Ulmus americana ' Camper Downii'). A weeping form of Scotch Elm (Ulmus glabra) usually grafted on American Elm in the US.

Steve

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[SirTreeRat]

I went out today, and looked at a camp,elm, and yes I would say that is what you have.