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Gerard wrote:

Gerard wrote:

Bretts wrote:


First guess is larch,

I like your train of thought but this is
false

:

Sorry Bodhi,
not an alder

Cornus?

Gerard wrote:

Gerard wrote:

Gerard wrote:

Bretts wrote:


First guess is larch,

I like your train of thought but this is
false, false, false, false,false, false

:

Sorry Bodhi,
not an alder

Sorry David it's not crazy filbert,
Sorry Jarrod not cornus

Did anybody pick up on the clue

tilia?

Sorry Nishiki, not tilia

Bretts suggested it might be a larch, I told him false.

Nothafagus Gunnii ????

Sorry Jarrod, it's not a noth a.... (I don't know that one)

It belongs to the family "pinaceae" and is deciduous

japanese larch?????????

european larch????!!!

Pseudolarix amabilis?

Pseudolarix

Northafagus is false beech i think, tassie native

Steven wrote:Pseudolarix amabilis?

Nice work Steven. Pseudolarix (false larch)

Sometimes called a golden larch, it is not a larch (larix) at all. It is more closely related to the Keleleeria and the cedrus.

Never heard of that one before so I was right to give up after Elm
I started to wonder why you had quoted me so many times

I was trying very hard to give hints,
it is a beautiful species with really bright green soft foliage. Perhaps a bit sensitive for our climate. I am sure there would be a few about but only one other I have seen.