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Tree Identification Please?

11 years ago

Could someone please identify this tree for me? It's growing in our garden, has thick, shiny leaves, small reddish flowers and produces a small green berry/seed. We haven't lived here long enough for me to see it fully fruit. Thanks for any help!! [IMG]http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a289/starla8/All the rest/Garden 2012/IMG_3942.jpg[/IMG]

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starla8
Original Author
11 years ago
Sorry, trying to figure out how to attach image.

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:263854}}
maurice_in_scotland
11 years ago
Hi there

I think your tree might be Cotoneaster bullatus. Try Googling it.

Good luck!
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Can you take a photo without the flash? Also one from the side to make leaf arrangement easier to see? Right now it is tough to see any detail. Often young tree leaves don’t look like older versions of the same species, so it may be red maple, Acer rubrum. I have also heard maples with reddish foliage referred to as red maples, so consider Norway maple or Japanese maple. The red foliage types may have seedlings with red or green foliage.
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