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  • Help me identify these trees & shrubs please ?

    3 trees and 1 shrub.

    I know that one is an apple, but does anyone know what apple variety ?

    Thanks for any information
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    Last edited by veggiechicken; 17-07-2018, 04:22 PM. Reason: title typo

  • #2
    1. No idea - need to see a leaf.
    2. Hazel
    3. Hypericum
    4. Apple - no idea what.

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    • #3
      The apple might be Bramley - if you post another photo of a picked fruit when its ripe (probably October ) - it should be possible to be sure if it is or not.

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      • #4
        Agreed VC, to ID the apple you'd likely need a photo of a fully open flower and the date it's open, a picture of a fully ripe apple whole and then cut in half. Can you tell I'm currently trying to get a definitive ID on an apple tree?

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        • #5
          #2 might be a young beech or a hazel, but close-ups of leaves would help!
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          • #6
            1 - No idea, can you take another picture on a dull day so it's not so contrasty?
            2 - I think beech
            3 - Definitely hypericum
            4 - Agree it looks like a Bramley

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            • #7
              The second one is definitely a hazel/filbert. I’m not convinced the Apple is a Bramley, my Bramleys are a more flattened shape and at this time of year totally green.

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              • #8
                My first (and possibly wrong) impressions were:

                1) Silver Birch (but hard to tell)
                2)Hazel (It looks similar to the hazel bush I have)
                3) Ooo that looks familiar, I wonder why.
                4) A cooker, possibly bramley or something similar.

                I agree that close ups would be very helpful, along with fruiting/flowering info for the apple.
                Last edited by CaraFlower; 29-07-2018, 02:55 PM.

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                • #9
                  Plantsnap

                  There is good application on iPhone playstore. Install it and then take a snapshot and then the app identifies the plant
                  It's called plantsnap

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