On 18/11/2012 21:58, Christina Websell wrote:
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Hello Christina,

I've just seen you mention your berry tree on the birdwatching group, and
still hope to identify it.

Have a google on Crataegus crus-galli inermis, the Thornless Cockspur
Hawthorn. It is the nearest thing I've seen so far. Fingers crossed.

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It's very near although it doesnt spread like that. Other than that, the
leaves are the same,apple like, the flowers are similar and so are the
berries.
It doesn't spread like the pic.not at all. It's like a rowan,not more
spread than that.
Other than spread you might have identified it. Everything is right except
the spread which is very wrong for my tree.





Is there any sign that it's had its crown raised? I have a very similar
tree with a low, spreading crown and I had to remove the lower branches
to make it safe to mow the lawn. It is still lovely, but less dangerous
... mine has thorns.

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Spider
from high ground in SE London
gardening on clay