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9-Oct-2002
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Help Identifying Tree....
Can anyone help with this one. I have had it for a while and it blooms white flowers in the spring.
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9-Oct-2002
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Hi Erocki
First thought is for a common privet... Do you get little blackish fruits in the summer (approx 10mm or 3/8" size)? Regards, TB
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
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no fruit what so every.
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9-Oct-2002
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Looks like a natal plum with the striated bark and waxy leaves.
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9-Oct-2002
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I am gonna say it is a Brush Cherry. I have one that is very similar to this. However mine does flower and fruit when the conditions are right. It didnt flower and fruit for a while tho. Here is a pic of the green stuff on my mother tree (for cuttings). I concidered three ideas that your tree might be....
one a boxwood of somesort... a brush cherry pictured below. orange jasmine, in the next post is a pic. box and brush cherry have similar bark textures, and all three have leaves similar to yours.
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Paul Berish
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orange jasmine
Murraya p. (orange jasmine, satinwood)
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9-Oct-2002
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Someone correct me if I am wrong because I don't have any fruiting trees nor do I know anything about them. I thought that they would'nt fruit untill they were a certain age.
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9-Oct-2002
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flowers
It might help if you could describe the flowers a little more. Star-shaped? Bell shaped? How many petals, etc. might narrow it down better than bark/leaf info...
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Erock,
I think you have the Carrissa also. Natal plum, from South Africa White star shaped flower followed bu a small red edible plum. Not to tasty, make jelly. |
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9-Oct-2002
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I think my Natal Plum had thicker, rounder waxy leaves and thorns, too.
Regards, Matt
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