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I have not been able to figure out these trees. Could not find a more appropriate subforum to put this.
The trees are dark brown and grow extremely straight like conifers but are NOT conifers due to the leaf type being different; thin but not like spikes of a conifer. The branches that grow out from the main single straight trunk are symmetrical on either side and grow out straight and up like a V either side.
The bark has whitish horizontal striations.
Now to the leaves, which are quite distinctive. I tried on treeguide but that was of no help. The leaves are sharply ovoid. I am sorry for the rude analogy but I can't think of another but the shape is like a woman's private, being thin but ovoid and symmetrical and ending in a point at each end. Also the colour of them is orange (that is where the analogy has ended of course
) and they have just opened some white flowers like apple flowers. I looked up wild cherry as was advised that could be a likely one but look nothing like those due to the very straight up trunks of these.
I have been trying to look up 'trees with orange leaves' and found nothing that comes close to these with their slim ovoid leaves.
The trees are dark brown and grow extremely straight like conifers but are NOT conifers due to the leaf type being different; thin but not like spikes of a conifer. The branches that grow out from the main single straight trunk are symmetrical on either side and grow out straight and up like a V either side.
The bark has whitish horizontal striations.
Now to the leaves, which are quite distinctive. I tried on treeguide but that was of no help. The leaves are sharply ovoid. I am sorry for the rude analogy but I can't think of another but the shape is like a woman's private, being thin but ovoid and symmetrical and ending in a point at each end. Also the colour of them is orange (that is where the analogy has ended of course
) and they have just opened some white flowers like apple flowers. I looked up wild cherry as was advised that could be a likely one but look nothing like those due to the very straight up trunks of these.I have been trying to look up 'trees with orange leaves' and found nothing that comes close to these with their slim ovoid leaves.
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