. Here's a photo of it's leaves, left immature, right more mature. I'm sure this will be easy pickings someone out there 
Thanks, Ryan.[ID] please. Ash?
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[ID] please. Ash?
about 5 years ago I lived out in Rowville (sth east suburb of vic) in a street that was lined with a certain species of deciduous trees. I had just started to get interested in bonsai, and decided to collect one of these tree that had self-propergated in the front yard. I still have this tree, I had always assumed it was an Ash tree, but lately I'm not so sure given its leaf structure doesn't look like any bonsai Ashes I've seen . Here's a photo of it's leaves, left immature, right more mature. I'm sure this will be easy pickings someone out there Thanks, Ryan.
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Re: [Solved] Box Elder Maple
Edward Scissorhand wrote:Could be Acer Negundo.
Thanks guys, so Box Elder Maple aye ... looks good to meNBPCA wrote:Almost definately Acer negundo; Box Elder Maple.
now to reduce the leaf size 
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