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Tree sapling ID please

  • 02-05-2021 11:03pm
    #1
    Keplar240B
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    Hi

    Any idea what tree sapling this is?

    It about two feet tall now.

    regards


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  • #2
    [Deleted User]
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    Keplar240B wrote: »
    Hi

    Any idea what tree sapling this is?

    It about two feet tall now.

    regards

    Could be Ash


  • #3
    Comerman
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    According to plantnet it's a European ash


  • #4
    Keplar240B
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    Interesting, there are no ash trees nearby AFAIK , there is no two other little saplings at least i think they are saplings just below it as well.



    There used to be a mountain ash in garden but it died like 10 years ago.


  • #5
    Keplar240B
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    Comerman wrote: »
    According to plantnet it's a European ash

    Thats a handy website. it says the other saplins are European chestnut 66% for one and 25% for the other


  • #6
    Comerman
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    Keplar240B wrote: »
    Thats a handy website. it says the other saplins are European chestnut 66% for one and 25% for the other

    There's an app in the play store, take a picture and it searches the Web to identify it


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  • #7
    Keplar240B
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    I buried chestnuts in that corner but it was years ago one of them grew but died in that drought we had 2018.
    I think I planted them in like 2016-2017


  • #8
    New Home
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    Yes, I'd also agree and say that the first tree is ash and the second is chestnut.


  • #9
    [Deleted User]
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    And Sweet/Spanish Chestnut as opposed to Horse Chestnut (Conker seed).

    No surprise re the Ash, absolutely abundant sapling producer on all lowland, non bog soils in Ireland.


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