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10-Apr-2007
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Bonsai Barry
 
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Mystery tree, second year, no ID ...yet
Any ideas what this tree might be? Last year the leaves were serrated, but not this year. Last year there were no flowers, but there are this year.
Any ideas?
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10-Apr-2007
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Bonsai Barry
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A few more ...
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11-Apr-2007
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How do those flowers smell?
 I'd ask Walter. Maybe it's a lilac?? http://www.soonerplantfarm.com/_ccL...ts/DETA-168.jpg
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Bonsai Barry
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No, the petal's are more like a honeysuckle, but growing in clumps.
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12-Apr-2007
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Some kind of Premna....perhaps?
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Bonsai Barry
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Nope, the leaf is very close but not the flower. Thanks for your response
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12-Apr-2007
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A citris of some kind?
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12-Apr-2007
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rhus?
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16-Apr-2007
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It looks a little like a fringetree which is native to eastern US. Is your tree deciduous?
Very interesting specimen. |
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17-Apr-2007
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Bonsai Barry
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I'm not familar with the fringe tree, I'll google it right away. yes, it's deciduous.
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