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identify this tree?
Does anyone know what this tree is?
http://www.joekaz.net/photos/arboret...unknown_1.html http://www.joekaz.net/photos/arboret...unknown_2.html It's a smallish understory tree growing in the woods and is bloom right now in central New Jersey. -- Joe http://www.joekaz.net/ |
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identify this tree?
The leaves appear to be opposite though I cant quite tell. They are a little
blurry as well, but im fairly sure that the plant is Viburnum lentago. Do the flowers have a nice aroma?? Toad |
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identify this tree?
I'm curious to know what this tree/shrub is, because I think it might be
the same thing I have at the edge of my yard (along fence). I'm in central NY and it's barely starting to green up now... Branching of my variant is similar to a lilac but nearer the top it's more densely packed with finer stems. Mine does not have nice fragrant flower, and I looked up Virburnum lentago and it's definitely NOT that (has no drupes). AND, mine wasn't intended to be *mine*! It's invasive and originated from the neighbor's yard. Sends up suckers all down the fenceline and keeps trying to get out everywhere. Eventually I let a clump live on this side for added privacy, but I prune it every year to try to keep it under control... Silly new neighbor thought her stands of it was lilac when she bought the house. Any idea what this beast might be? If it helps, soil is sandy and acidic, area is partially shaded (large pines very near it), zone 5, and I've never seen any berry/drupe produced on it. Can't provide more because it's dormant. Audrey. Marley1372 wrote: The leaves appear to be opposite though I cant quite tell. They are a little blurry as well, but im fairly sure that the plant is Viburnum lentago. Do the flowers have a nice aroma?? Toad |
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identify this tree?
Pagoda dogwood, maybe?
Bianca Long Island Zone 6-7 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- |
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identify this tree?
The vein patterns on the leaves arent consistent with any species of cornus,
and it has opposite leaves. Pagoda dogwood has alternate leavesand flowers a bit later. I still say viburnum lentago. Toad |
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identify this tree?
I don't see any URL for a picture. If it is not a lilac it could be a privet,
which belongs to the same family. Iris, Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40 "If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming train." Robert Lowell (1917-1977) |
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identify this tree?
Marley1372 wrote:
The vein patterns on the leaves arent consistent with any species of cornus, and it has opposite leaves. Pagoda dogwood has alternate leavesand flowers a bit later. I still say viburnum lentago. Toad I'm sure it's viburnum now. The leaves are opposite. There is a nice aroma. I looked up viburnum in 2 tree and shrub books, and it may be either viburnum lentago, or viburnum prunifolium (black haw). They seem pretty close, but the black haw is listed as having smaller leaves, only 1-2". It's still early in the season so I'll decide once the leaves are full size. Thanks everyone. -- Joe http://www.joekaz.net/ |
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