wrote
Dave Hill wrote:
"Bob Hobden" wrote:

I may be able to help, but don't get that newsgroup - not because
University newsfeeds are censored (though they are - seriously!)
but because our dite does not take binaries.

Ok, in order to help all those that can't see it I've put a copy of the
photo on my flickr page...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobhobden/4303645971/

Those leaves don't look like Lonicera to me although the trunks
certainly
do.

Ay last a picture.
I would rule out conifer as the trunks have been cut back so hard and
have sprouted from the cut area,
I am inclined to Lonicera but not L. Natidia but the slightly more lax
form Lonicera Pileata

I am pretty sure that I have seen it. The leaves look rather like
a yew, which would also sprout from old wood, but I don't think
that it is.


Having had time to think, I'm wondering about it being a strangely pruned
Jasminum species.
Perhaps
J. auriculatum or J. mesnyi although there are a lot of leaves on those
stems.

--
Regards
Bob Hobden
W.of London. UK



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Regards
Bob Hobden
W.of London. UK