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Old 14-Mar-2004   #1
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Tree Identified

this tree started to grow in one of my gardens, i dont know what it is, its dicidious, the leaves start out as a triden then they seperate, i dont know what it is
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Old 14-Mar-2004   #2
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Spoonman it looks a bit like Acer negundo. If you could post a pic of the leaves on a dark background, I may be able to help further.

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Old 14-Mar-2004   #3
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ok thanks, will do so tommorrow.
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It may be a Korean Maple. Difficult to tell without a closeup of the leaves.

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Old 15-Mar-2004   #5
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here is the leaf picture. atm im thinking it might be a Acer Negundo 'Variegatum'.

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Old 15-Mar-2004   #6
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Spoonman,
That's an Acer negundo but not the variegated variety. I'm afraid good bonsai it does not make. Keep looking.

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neve said i wanted to make it a bonsai, just indentify it. because it just started growing in my garden on day.
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