Could someone kindly tell me what this is:

http://www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.net

These were taken in the summer.
In autumn it's a stunning golden brown colour.
In winter it looks for all the world like a dead twig.

Many thanks in advance.

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Could someone kindly tell me what this is:

http://www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.net

These were taken in the summer.
In autumn it's a stunning golden brown colour.
In winter it looks for all the world like a dead twig.

Many thanks in advance.

Try again. The page cannot be displayed.

Franz

On 2004-09-24, Franz Heymann wrote:

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Could someone kindly tell me what this is:

http://www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.net

These were taken in the summer.
In autumn it's a stunning golden brown colour.
In winter it looks for all the world like a dead twig.

Many thanks in advance.

Try again. The page cannot be displayed.

Franz



All together... D'OH!
Sorry lads - www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.com

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On 2004-09-24, Franz Heymann wrote:

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Could someone kindly tell me what this is:

http://www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.net

These were taken in the summer.
In autumn it's a stunning golden brown colour.
In winter it looks for all the world like a dead twig.

Many thanks in advance.

Try again. The page cannot be displayed.

Franz



All together... D'OH!
Sorry lads - www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.com

It looks like a variety of the chinese "Tree of Heaven", Ailanthus
altissima.

On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 09:32:14 +0100, "Steve"
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Sorry lads - www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.com

It looks like a variety of the chinese "Tree of Heaven", Ailanthus
altissima.

Looks to me like sumach. Quite a challenge as a bonsai!

Pam in Bristol

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On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 09:32:14 +0100, "Steve"
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Sorry lads - www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.com

It looks like a variety of the chinese "Tree of Heaven", Ailanthus
altissima.

Looks to me like sumach. Quite a challenge as a bonsai!

Pam in Bristol


I agree with Pam. It's sumach or Rhus typhinus.
Spider

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On 2004-09-24, Franz Heymann
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Could someone kindly tell me what this is:

http://www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.net

These were taken in the summer.
In autumn it's a stunning golden brown colour.
In winter it looks for all the world like a dead twig.

Many thanks in advance.

Try again. The page cannot be displayed.

Franz



All together... D'OH!
Sorry lads - www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.com

Rhus typhina, commonly known as Stagshorn Sumach.

Franz

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Could someone kindly tell me what this is:

http://www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.net



Rhus

Its pretty lively, so your pot will need to get larger.

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Could someone kindly tell me what this is:

http://www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.net



Rhus

Its pretty lively, so your pot will need to get larger.

Nah - it'll just get out and run away when your back's turned.

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On 2004-09-24, Philip wrote:
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On 2004-09-24, Franz Heymann wrote:
Could someone kindly tell me what this is:

http://www.sunglow.dsl.pipex.net



Rhus

Its pretty lively, so your pot will need to get larger.


Well the reason for the post was to find out if it needs any
particular kind of compost to grow in before I replant it,
but looking at descriptions of Rhus Typhina it seems it'll
grow in almost anything. Now I just need to find out if it's
ok to repot it now while it's on the decline for winter.

Sincere thanks for all the replies here. It's a fine newsgroup.
Relatively spam-free too - always a good thing...