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26-07-2013 10:18am

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wildlifeboy

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Can you help

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#2 26-07-2013 10:20am

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Some class of an acer and a willow

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#3 26-07-2013 10:22am

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Skrynesaver wrote: »

Some class of an acer and a willow

Indeed..
Field Maple maybe and some of the weeping willows..

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#4 26-07-2013 11:17am

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Field maple is bang on the money. not sure what type of willow it is. i was hoping to plant it in a suburban garden.

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#5 26-07-2013 6:49pm

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wildlifeboy wrote: »

Field maple is bang on the money. not sure what type of willow it is. i was hoping to plant it in a suburban garden.

Willows are not the best suited trees for an urban garden. First of all they get very big, but more importantly they have an evasive root system that's gonna be a bother to you.

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