Mystery Plant.
 

As you've been spot-on with a couple of other plant I.D. questions I've had,
I thought I'd give you another try. I got this "shrub" as a freebie a few
years ago, from memory (poor at the best of times) I thought it was a
minature mimosa but when I look that up on "tinternet" it looks nothing like
the photo's, I know mimosas have folding leaves but just thought it was a
different type. i suspect also that it doesn't like the soil type in my
garden (alkaline,chalky/flint) as some of the leaves go yellow, any ideas?

http://sites.google.com/site/whatisthisplant/


Regards.

Mystery Plant.
 

"David D" wrote in message
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As you've been spot-on with a couple of other plant I.D. questions I've
had, I thought I'd give you another try. I got this "shrub" as a freebie a
few years ago, from memory (poor at the best of times) I thought it was a
minature mimosa but when I look that up on "tinternet" it looks nothing
like the photo's, I know mimosas have folding leaves but just thought it
was a different type. i suspect also that it doesn't like the soil type in
my garden (alkaline,chalky/flint) as some of the leaves go yellow, any
ideas?

http://sites.google.com/site/whatisthisplant/



Looks like a fruit tree to me, possibly apple
R.

Mystery Plant.
 

On 19 July, 15:47, "Ragnar" wrote:
"David D" wrote in message

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As you've been spot-on with a couple of other plant I.D. questions I've
had, I thought I'd give you another try. I got this "shrub" as a freebie a
few years ago, from memory (poor at the best of times) I thought it was a
minature mimosa but when I look that up on "tinternet" it looks nothing
like the photo's, I know mimosas have folding leaves but just thought it
was a different type. i suspect also that it doesn't like the soil type in
my garden (alkaline,chalky/flint) as some of the leaves go yellow, any
ideas?

http://sites.google.com/site/whatisthisplant/

Looks like a fruit tree to me, possibly apple
R.

My thouight is Magnolia stelata

Mystery Plant.
 

"Dave Hill" wrote in message
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On 19 July, 15:47, "Ragnar" wrote:
"David D" wrote in message

...

As you've been spot-on with a couple of other plant I.D. questions I've
had, I thought I'd give you another try. I got this "shrub" as a
freebie a
few years ago, from memory (poor at the best of times) I thought it was
a
minature mimosa but when I look that up on "tinternet" it looks nothing
like the photo's, I know mimosas have folding leaves but just thought
it
was a different type. i suspect also that it doesn't like the soil type
in
my garden (alkaline,chalky/flint) as some of the leaves go yellow, any
ideas?

http://sites.google.com/site/whatisthisplant/


My thouight is Magnolia stelata

Yes, thanks Dave, pretty sure that's what it is now. Was getting my Mimosa
and Magnolia mixed up!!

Mimosa is a vague term that seems to be used for several different plants with a similar leaf formation. So it isn't a very helpful word when trying to identify something precisely. But, as has been made clear, this is actually a magnolia.

Mystery Plant.
 

"David D" wrote in message
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"Dave Hill" wrote in message
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On 19 July, 15:47, "Ragnar" wrote:
"David D" wrote in message

...

As you've been spot-on with a couple of other plant I.D. questions
I've
had, I thought I'd give you another try. I got this "shrub" as a
freebie a
few years ago, from memory (poor at the best of times) I thought it
was a
minature mimosa but when I look that up on "tinternet" it looks
nothing
like the photo's, I know mimosas have folding leaves but just thought
it
was a different type. i suspect also that it doesn't like the soil
type in
my garden (alkaline,chalky/flint) as some of the leaves go yellow, any
ideas?

http://sites.google.com/site/whatisthisplant/


My thouight is Magnolia stelata

Yes, thanks Dave, pretty sure that's what it is now. Was getting my Mimosa
and Magnolia mixed up!!


Well, it appears it's not a magnolia stellata, I've given it to a friend as
it didn't like my chalky soil, it's doing fine in his garden BUT it hasn't
flowered (stellata's already have) and it's producing catkins. Could it be a
mini willow?

Mystery Plant.
 

Am 29.04.2011 00:23, schrieb David D:

Well, it appears it's not a magnolia stellata, I've given it to a friend as
it didn't like my chalky soil, it's doing fine in his garden BUT it hasn't
flowered (stellata's already have) and it's producing catkins. Could it be a
mini willow?

Salix magnifica?
Cheers
Gotthelf

--
http://www.wolmershaeuser.de

Mystery Plant.
 

"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 2011-04-28 23:23:07 +0100, "David D" said:


"David D" wrote in message
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"Dave Hill" wrote in message
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On 19 July, 15:47, "Ragnar" wrote:
"David D" wrote in message

...

As you've been spot-on with a couple of other plant I.D. questions
I've
had, I thought I'd give you another try. I got this "shrub" as a
freebie a
few years ago, from memory (poor at the best of times) I thought it
was a
minature mimosa but when I look that up on "tinternet" it looks
nothing
like the photo's, I know mimosas have folding leaves but just thought
it
was a different type. i suspect also that it doesn't like the soil
type in
my garden (alkaline,chalky/flint) as some of the leaves go yellow,
any
ideas?

http://sites.google.com/site/whatisthisplant/


My thouight is Magnolia stelata

Yes, thanks Dave, pretty sure that's what it is now. Was getting my
Mimosa
and Magnolia mixed up!!


Well, it appears it's not a magnolia stellata, I've given it to a friend
as
it didn't like my chalky soil, it's doing fine in his garden BUT it
hasn't
flowered (stellata's already have) and it's producing catkins. Could it
be a
mini willow?

Can someone photograph those catkins? Magnolias can produce furry
catkin-like buds and this may be e.g. Magnolia x loebneri about to flower
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

I'll try and get a photo.

It is clear to the meanest intellect that you post nothing with any information content. I for one am so irritated by your resurrection of long-dead posts that nothing would induce me to click on the website you are advertising.