)Well, I have friend in LA, also like plants, trees... and he send me a picture of one unusual tree, and I can't recognize it...
...because nothing like that grow here... so, any help is appreciated... thank you !
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Sorry for new thread, but somehow I was not be able to add new post in ''what is this tee'' thread again... :/ (I'm still newbie here )
Well, I have friend in LA, also like plants, trees... and he send me a picture of one unusual tree, and I can't recognize it... ...because nothing like that grow here... so, any help is appreciated... thank you !
)Well, I have friend in LA, also like plants, trees... and he send me a picture of one unusual tree, and I can't recognize it...
...because nothing like that grow here... so, any help is appreciated... thank you !
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So you are asking about the bare deciduous one in the background? If so maybe you will get lucky and someone will be able to identify it that way, since it does have unusual fruits (nuts? seed pods? do you know they are fruit?) But it is generally pretty difficult to ID plants without seeing the leaves.
Post a picture again when it has leaves.
Post a picture again when it has leaves.
...yes, that's true...rainbowgardener wrote:So you are asking about the bare deciduous one in the background?
...yes most like they are some seed pods...rainbowgardener wrote: If so maybe you will get lucky and someone will be able to identify it that way, since it does have unusual fruits (nuts? seed pods? do you know they are fruit?)
(I'm not so good with english ternms/names, but here I'm to learn)
...oh common... I believe some experts are here...rainbowgardener wrote: But it is generally pretty difficult to ID plants without seeing the leaves.
...well, seed pods and bark should be enough for first name at least...
...lol that be difficult a bit... hehe...rainbowgardener wrote: Post a picture again when it has leaves.
Ok I have a theory... after lot of research... I figure it out...
...that his tree on image can be young Cotton tree - Ceiba pentandra !
...has the same seminal pods...
...arrangement of branches...
...little spikes at the branching... down there... its hard to see on picture... but they are there...
...I think that the tree is wild and not cultivar...
...what do you think?
...if someone have better theory...
...let's hear it !
...that his tree on image can be young Cotton tree - Ceiba pentandra !
...has the same seminal pods...
...arrangement of branches...
...little spikes at the branching... down there... its hard to see on picture... but they are there...
...I think that the tree is wild and not cultivar...
...what do you think?
...if someone have better theory...
...let's hear it !
